In this sermon, the preacher discusses the repetitive cycle of the Israelites in the Bible. He highlights how the people would turn to God when they needed deliverance, but would quickly forget Him once their needs were met. The preacher emphasizes that God desires to be more than just a deliverer to His people, but their true God. He quotes from Romans 6 to explain that through faith in Jesus, believers are set free from sin and become slaves to righteousness. The preacher passionately urges the audience to examine their relationship with God and ensure that they truly love and serve Him.

Samuel Rutherford preaches a heartfelt message welcoming a brother to the world of suffering and to God's house, encouraging him to grow in faith and trust in Christ. He emphasizes the importance of holding on to Christ, surrendering all burdens to Him, and finding comfort in the midst of trials. Rutherford urges believers to seek a deep conversion experience, to examine their love for Christ, and to be willing to suffer for His name, as it is a step towards their heavenly home.

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of not giving in to anger and seeking revenge, highlighting the detrimental effects of holding onto grudges and the need to forgive others as a sign of greatness of soul. He emphasizes the power of sin over demons, urging believers to focus on freeing themselves and others from sin rather than seeking power over demons. Chrysostom warns against the dangers of anger, comparing it to a form of madness that leads to self-destruction and separation from God, and encourages humility, forgiveness, and self-control as the path to salvation and the kingdom of heaven.