In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of observing a small duck swimming against a powerful stormy ocean. Through this observation, the speaker reflects on the design of nature and how it declares the glory of God. The speaker also shares a personal story of finding rest and spiritual renewal near the ocean. Additionally, the speaker expresses their faith in God and their belief in His ability to do even greater things in their life and ministry.

This sermon delves into the importance of surrendering our hearts to God, emphasizing the need for a perfect heart devoted to Him, exploring the concept of holiness and the obligation of man to seek God's face, repent, and live a life dedicated to God's kingdom work.

This sermon from Acts chapter 2 emphasizes the power of older individuals to dream divine dreams and speak into the lives of the next generation. It highlights the importance of grandparents and older leaders in imparting wisdom, divine revelations, and hope to the youth. The message encourages older individuals to use their voices to break the curse of sin and make a lasting impact on their families and communities.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that through times of affliction, God prepares us for greater purposes beyond mere survival. He encourages believers to recognize that their struggles are not in vain, as God intends for them to use their experiences to help others facing similar challenges. Wilkerson highlights the importance of sharing our testimonies of God's faithfulness with the next generation, as seen in the psalms and the life of Paul. He reminds us that our best work is still ahead, and we are called to be seasoned veterans who demonstrate God's strength and hope to those around us. Ultimately, our trials serve to further the gospel and inspire others to trust in God's promises.

F.B. Meyer reflects on the life of Elijah, emphasizing the beauty and significance of his later years, where he transitioned from a life of intense labor to a period of rest and mentorship. Elijah's legacy was not only in his heroic deeds but also in the establishment of the 'schools of the prophets,' where he nurtured the next generation of leaders. The sermon highlights the humility and calmness with which Elijah approached his impending departure, demonstrating a life lived in faithful service to God. Meyer's message encourages believers to live in a way that prepares them for eternity, focusing on their daily duties and relationships. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deep, personal connection with the Lord, as exemplified by Elijah and Elisha's bond.

Bernard Fell reflects on the aging process, likening the physical decay of our bodies to a crumbling house, but emphasizes the renewal of the inward man day by day through Christ living within us. He encourages embracing old age as a time of harvest, where precious memories and deeds of love accumulate, and the afterglow of life shines brightest as we draw nearer to Heaven.

R.A. Torrey shares the inspiring story of a ninety-two-year-old man who, after decades away from religious gatherings, accepted Christ during a series of meetings in Warrnambool, Australia. This man's conversion, though late in life, brought him immense joy and a desire to share his newfound faith with others. Torrey contrasts this late conversion with the potential lifelong service of younger converts, emphasizing the value of early faith in Christ. The sermon highlights the grace of God that reaches even the oldest among us, reminding us of the joy in every soul saved, regardless of age.

F.B. Meyer reflects on the miraculous event of the shadow returning backward ten degrees, using it as a metaphor for the possibility of reclaiming lost time and experiences in our lives. He emphasizes that while wasted years cannot be reversed, true repentance and turning to God can restore the shadow of a wasted life. Meyer encourages believers that even in the twilight of life, through fellowship with God, one can regain the joy of happier days. He also reassures those grieving the loss of loved ones that Christ's love can restore and surpass earthly relationships, offering hope for reunion in the afterlife.

Samuel Logan Brengle shares his testimony on the joys of aging, expressing gratitude for the wisdom and peace that come with years. He emphasizes the importance of faith in God, acceptance of life's trials, and maintaining a loving heart towards others. Brengle reflects on the beauty of spiritual renewal and the joy of living a life dedicated to God, urging others to embrace the aging process with grace and purpose. He encourages a focus on the present and future rather than dwelling on past failures, highlighting the significance of caring for both body and soul. Ultimately, he calls for a life of service, love, and trust in God's goodness.