In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of grace and its opposite, which is law. He emphasizes that when talking about law, it is not referring to secular law, but rather the religious law. The preacher explains that the law was given by Moses, and before that, there was no religious law from God. He also highlights the importance of obeying secular law as Christians, as it helps maintain social order. The sermon concludes with the preacher expressing his desire for all people, regardless of their background, to be saved.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not hiding one's testimony in the workplace. Instead, he encourages believers to let their light shine by doing good works, just as Jesus did. The speaker also highlights the transformation of Jacob's life, who initially pursued worldly desires but eventually sought after God's blessing. The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to have the right attitude and words towards others, and to seek reconciliation with anyone they have hurt before offering their prayers or service to God.

Roy Hession emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit as the Comforter for those who repent, transitioning from conviction of sin to the assurance of Christ's sufficiency. He illustrates how the Spirit comforts the contrite by revealing the finished work of Christ, encouraging believers to rest in His grace rather than striving for self-improvement. Hession highlights that the Holy Spirit's ministry is to lead us away from despair and towards the peace found in Jesus, who is clear of judgment. The Comforter not only addresses our sin but also provides for all our needs, empowering us for service through a renewed vision of Christ. Ultimately, the Holy Spirit invites us to come to Jesus, where we find true rest and strength.

Robert Traill preaches on the sin of frustrating the grace of God by seeking righteousness through works of the law, which makes Christ's death in vain. He emphasizes the importance of receiving the grace of God through faith alone, highlighting the sacredness of God's grace and Christ's death. Traill warns against committing the great and horrible sin of frustrating God's grace by not receiving it when offered or seeking other ways for righteousness. He explains how this sin is committed through ignorance, pride, indifference, and unbelief, leading to fancies and devices to please God, reliance on works of the law, and struggles even among those being saved.

The preacher delves into the concept of 'oldness' in Romans 7:6, describing how it signifies obsoleteness and the state of being controlled by the letter of the law. Believers are now under the dispensation of the Spirit, serving in the spirit rather than in mere external services. The sermon emphasizes the transition from the old state of life under the law to the new covenant where the law is written on believers' hearts, enabling them to serve God in holiness and righteousness through the Spirit's empowerment.