In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of participating in a race. Initially, the speaker starts running with enthusiasm but soon realizes that they are the only one running while everyone else is still at the starting line. Confused and discouraged, the speaker questions what they have done wrong. However, they are encouraged by the realization that what matters is not how they started or the obstacles they faced, but the fact that they didn't give up. The speaker emphasizes that in the race of life, it doesn't matter if we stumble or crawl at times, what matters is that we keep going and finish strong.

In this sermon, the preacher describes a scenario of a bondsman under a tyrant master who is enduring cruelties and feels hopeless in his situation. The bondsman, who is also a Christian, seeks solace in prayer and the Lord Jesus appears to him in a vision. Jesus offers the bondsman rich consolation and strength to endure his circumstances and glorify His name. The preacher encourages all believers, whether servants or masters, to adopt the motto of serving the Lord and not men in their lives. The sermon emphasizes the importance of finding purpose and motivation in our work through our relationship with Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing God and making Him known to all generations. He uses the example of David, who was chosen by God to be king despite his humble background as a shepherd. Through various trials and experiences, God prepared David to lead and conquer his enemies. The speaker encourages the audience to unlearn negative beliefs and experiences in order to be used by God. Ultimately, the message is about the eternal significance of knowing and proclaiming God's name.

James Smith preaches about the journey of the aged Christian nearing the end of life, on the border of the promised land, where they will soon depart to be with the Lord. Reflecting on past teachings and experiences, the preacher encourages believers to look forward to the eternal rest, inheritance, and glory awaiting them in Heaven. The sermon emphasizes the assurance of God's presence, the preparation for departure, and the anticipation of being with Christ in a better country, wearing white robes, receiving crowns of righteousness, and singing new songs of praise for eternity.

James George Deck's life journey from rebellion to redemption is a powerful testimony of God's transformative grace. Despite his initial defiance and rejection of God, he was deeply impacted by his mother's prayers and teachings, eventually leading to his conversion and dedication to following Jesus. His decision to leave a promising military career for full-time ministry exemplifies his commitment to obeying God's will at any cost. Through trials, losses, and ministry challenges, Deck remained steadfast in his faith, leaving a legacy of hymns that continue to inspire worship and proclaim the hope of the Church.

J. Wilbur Chapman preaches about the importance of reaching out to the youth to turn them to Christ, emphasizing that youth is the easiest time to accept Jesus before the grip of sin becomes stronger. He shares stories of individuals who found Christ in their youth and urges parents and teachers to influence young hearts. Chapman highlights the impact of personal work for the young, noting that many influential figures in the Church came to Christ at a young age. He stresses the urgency of guiding youth towards Christ before the allure of sin becomes overwhelming.