In this sermon, the speaker focuses on verse 4 of a biblical passage, which emphasizes the duty of the older generation to pass on the knowledge of God's mighty works to the younger generation. The speaker highlights the importance of teaching, preaching, and modeling the faith to ensure that the younger generation learns how to read, think, trust, obey, and rejoice in God. While the relationship with God should be primary for the older generation, it is crucial for them to transmit their knowledge and faith to the next generation. The speaker also mentions the need to prioritize spiritual matters over worldly distractions and comforts, urging the audience to be aware of the lost souls and unreached people groups who need Christ.

Shane Idleman passionately addresses the state of America in his sermon 'The America You Never Knew,' emphasizing the need for the church to reclaim its role as the conscience of the nation. He highlights the importance of teaching future generations about God's commandments and the consequences of neglecting them, warning against the dangers of apathy and ignorance in society. Idleman calls for repentance and action, urging Christians to engage in the political sphere not for partisan reasons but to honor God and uphold His truth. He stresses that true freedom is rooted in God's principles and that the church must not shy away from speaking out on moral issues. Ultimately, he offers hope, reminding listeners that through humility and prayer, there can be renewal and revival in both personal lives and the nation.

George Whitefield preaches on the importance of family religion, emphasizing the duty of governors of families to ensure that both themselves and those under their care serve the Lord. He highlights the neglect of family prayer, reading the Word of God, and instructing children and servants in the ways of the Lord in modern Christian households. Whitefield urges families to follow the examples of Abraham, David, and Joshua in prioritizing spiritual growth within the home, warning of the consequences of neglecting this responsibility.

Alan Martin preaches on the importance of having a heart set aright and a steadfast spirit with God, drawing from Psalms 78:5-8 to highlight the consequences of stubbornness, rebellion, and lack of trust in God. He emphasizes that a heart set aright responds to trials with thanksgiving and prayer, while a steadfast spirit remains unwavering in faith even in the face of adversity. Martin challenges the congregation to examine their responses to trials and temptations, noting that murmuring, complaining, and fear indicate a heart not fully surrendered to God.

Zac Poonen preaches on the beauty of unity in marriage, contrasting harmonious Christian couples with those who lack understanding and oneness, leading to misery. He emphasizes the importance of obeying God's Word in marriage to ensure success and happiness. Poonen delves into God's design for marriage, highlighting companionship, the establishment of a home, and sexual fulfillment as key purposes ordained by God. He also discusses the symbolism of marriage, drawing parallels between the husband-wife relationship and Christ-Church relationship, stressing the need for mutual love, respect, and self-sacrifice.