Robert Wurtz II preaches on the outpouring of the Holy Ghost, focusing on the Holy Spirit's role in convincing the world of judgment to come. He delves into the concept of judgment as discernment between good and evil, emphasizing the importance of living righteously through the power of the Holy Spirit. The sermon also explores the final judgment, highlighting the separation of good and evil at the end of history and the significance of repentance and trust in the Lord to avoid condemnation. Additionally, the sermon addresses the consequences of sin, the legal limit on sin, and the concept of Gospel hardening, warning against the dangers of rejecting God's warnings and pleadings.

The preacher delves into the concept of perseverance (hupomone), emphasizing the importance of enduring under trials and difficulties with steadfastness and hope. Perseverance is not about passive acceptance but about triumphantly facing challenges, turning them into stepping stones for growth and glory. The sermon highlights various Bible verses that underscore the significance of perseverance in the Christian life, pointing out that it is the Spirit's power within believers that enables them to endure and bear fruit. The preacher encourages believers to run the race of faith with endurance, exulting in trials as they produce proven character and hope, ultimately leading to a deeper life in Christ.

David Servant preaches on Paul's logical argument in Romans, emphasizing that when we condemn others for wrongdoing, we testify that we know what is right and wrong, and desire justice for wrongdoers. However, by doing what we condemn in others, we self-condemn and deserve punishment for our own selfishness. The foundation of the gospel is that all, Jew and Gentile, are self-condemned sinners deserving of God's wrath, with eternal life granted to those who persevere in doing good. Paul challenges the misconception that salvation comes through circumcision or mere association with the Law of Moses, highlighting the need for inward transformation by the Spirit.

David Servant preaches about the importance of continuing in faith and righteousness as true believers, highlighting the dangers of unbelief and sin that can lead to spiritual death. He emphasizes the need for believers to submit to God's authority, learn from Jesus, and grow in holiness through sanctification. The sermon underscores the significance of surrendering to God, avoiding secret sins, and being diligent in following Christ to receive God's rewards and blessings.

H.J. Vine preaches on the theme of incorruptibility, emphasizing the significance of Christ's resurrection as proof of His eternal incorruptibility, contrasting it with the pervasive corruption in the world due to sin. He highlights the importance of seeking incorruptibility in various aspects of life - personally, mentally, materially, morally, doctrinally, spiritually, commercially, and socially. The sermon delves into the forms of corruption and the glorious promise of believers receiving incorruptible bodies and an eternal inheritance reserved in heaven.