In this sermon, the speaker discusses the symbolic meaning of floods, waters, and waves in relation to power. He emphasizes that these forces are opposite to the power of the Lord, who is mightier than any opposing force. The speaker presents two viewpoints on the voice of floods, one suggesting it represents the voice of nature, which is the voice of God. Regardless of the interpretation, the sermon emphasizes the sovereignty of God over things that humans cannot control. The speaker also references personal experiences and biblical verses to reinforce the belief in God's sovereignty.

George Fox preaches about living in love, edifying the body of Christ, and keeping in the truth of God to walk in peace with Him and one another. He emphasizes the importance of righteousness, holiness, and unity in the spirit as ways to reflect God's presence among His people. Fox encourages his listeners to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world, showing forth Christ and godliness in their lives and words.

Henry Law preaches about the glorious reign of Christ, emphasizing His power, holiness, and eternal kingship. Jesus is proclaimed as the supreme King with all authority in heaven and on earth, directing all things in providence and grace. Despite opposition, Christ's kingdom stands firm, and His righteousness and holiness are unshakable. The Word testifies to His eternal reign and the holiness that characterizes His rule and His people, calling believers to seek sanctification and purity in His presence.