In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of praise in the life of a believer. He shares his personal experience of going through inner conflicts and finding resolution through studying the theme of praise. The speaker explains that worship, praise, and thanksgiving are closely related concepts found in Scripture. He highlights the power of praise to open the way for God's intervention and supernatural demonstration of salvation. The sermon also references the story of King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20, where praise played a crucial role in the intervention of God against a strong enemy army.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of trusting in God and seeking His will in our prayers. He uses the example of Little Douglas MacArthur and the miraculous rescue of soldiers in the Philippines to illustrate that God's intervention cannot be explained by chance or probability. The speaker also highlights the need for believers to have a strong prayer life, which is based on the Word of God. He encourages listeners to prioritize the work of the Lord and trust God for their future needs, rather than relying on worldly security measures. The sermon emphasizes the power of faith and reliance on God in all aspects of life.

John MacDuff preaches about Christ being the ultimate shelter and refuge for His people, using the imagery of a rock providing shade in the desert to illustrate how Christ adapts to the changing circumstances and needs of His believers throughout their lives. Just as the rock in the wilderness followed the Israelites, Christ is ever-present with His protecting grace and love, offering hope, strength, and eternal life. The shadows of the Great Rock of Ages symbolize all that Christ is to His people - the Bestower of pardon, peace, sympathy, and consolation.

Thomas Brooks emphasizes that Christ is the chief good, the ultimate source of all goodness for Christians. He illustrates how Christ fulfills every need, serving as bread for nourishment, a fountain for refreshment, a physician for healing, a rock for shelter, a light for guidance, and a crown for honor. This portrayal highlights the comprehensive nature of Christ's provision and care for His followers, affirming His unparalleled value in their lives.

Jane Lead preaches about the importance of wisely using our time to seek favor with God, emphasizing the need for a solid testimony within us before the sudden and dreadful day arrives. She urges the congregation to seek refuge in the Watch-Tower where the Holy One is near. A vision of a hand holding a beautiful streaming banner, resembling a covering tent with colors of flame, is shown as a symbol of protection from impending danger. The message is clear: hasten into the Shepherd's Tent to avoid the coming threats of destruction, finding safety and peace within God's covering.