In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of God's revelation and warns about the consequences of its removal. He highlights that on Judgment Day, all the knowledge and understanding of God will be taken away, leaving people in darkness. The absence of a rainbow symbolizes the absence of God's promises and covenants. The preacher also urges Christians to not be proud of worldly accomplishments, as everything that is not eternal will be lost. The sermon serves as a reminder to consider the end of our days and the certainty of standing before God in judgment.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for expansion and enlargement in the spiritual lives of believers. God uses tests and trials to bring about this growth and to fulfill His specific purpose. The speaker also highlights how God has historically chosen individuals or groups who have a deep knowledge of Him to bring about spiritual renewal and revival among His people. The sermon emphasizes the importance of personal experience and knowledge of the Lord in effective service and ministry.

Thomas Bradbury preaches on the profound subject of God's mercy, emphasizing that it is not by human will or effort but by God's sovereign choice to show mercy and compassion. He delves into the richness of God's mercy as revealed throughout the Bible, highlighting how mercy is experienced through the Father's will, the Savior's grace, and the Spirit's revelation. Bradbury reflects on the theme of mercy in the book of Romans, showcasing how mercy is displayed in various forms to meet the needs of God's chosen people in different life situations. He expounds on the sovereignty of God's mercy, explaining that it is a divine attribute that is multitudinous, tender, and sure, bestowed upon those whom God has prepared for glory.

The preacher delves into the concept of impartiality, explaining that God does not show favoritism based on outward appearances or worldly standards. Various Bible verses are explored to highlight God's attribute of impartiality, emphasizing that He judges everyone based on their character and deeds, without partiality. The sermon also touches on the future judgment of believers and unbelievers, underscoring the importance of living a life that pleases God and striving for rewards in heaven through good works.