In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of "wife swap" and how it relates to the role of wives in marriage. He argues that wives are meant to be a help meet for their husbands, but many women prioritize helping another man create wealth instead. To fulfill their role as a wife, the preacher suggests swapping wives with another man so that his wife can take care of his children. He also emphasizes the importance of women dressing modestly and behaving reverently. The preacher criticizes certain cultural practices in churches, such as Sunday School Ministry, which he claims are not based on Scripture.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the temptation that older women face in gossiping and spreading rumors. He emphasizes the importance of resisting this temptation and instead focusing on prayer and serving others. The speaker provides a Christian rule for dealing with the temptation to gossip, which involves asking four questions: Is it necessary, is it true, is it kind, and will it help anyone? He encourages listeners to approach gossip with humility and compassion, and to consider the impact their words may have on others.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the portrayal of fathers in media and the unwritten rule that fathers are often depicted as idiots. He also mentions that Buddhists are often portrayed as wise. The speaker then shares an encounter with Jehovah Witnesses and his decision not to argue with them about the trinity. He emphasizes the importance of spending quality time with family and prioritizing time with children. The speaker concludes by stating that men should embrace the idea that their life is meant to be filled with work and that they should expect to be tired.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of perfecting love. He emphasizes that God demonstrates his love for us by loving us even when we were sinners. The speaker uses the example of Peter walking on water to illustrate how fear can hinder our understanding of God's love. He encourages listeners to be filled with the love of Christ and to allow that love to overflow in their lives. The sermon concludes with the reminder that as believers, we are called to love others as Jesus loved, even in the face of mistreatment.

In this sermon, Brother Denny discusses the importance of faith and its role in our lives as Christians. He emphasizes that faith is not based on our emotions or the influence of others, but rather on the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen, as stated in Hebrews 11:1. He encourages listeners to examine their faith and consider if it is growing and active in their lives. Brother Denny also highlights the transformative power of faith in relationships, using the example of a wife's changed behavior leading to her husband's conversion.

In this sermon, the pastor shares a personal story of a girl who made mistakes in her youth and felt ashamed. He emphasizes that despite past sins, there is hope and forgiveness through Jesus. The pastor encourages listeners to use accusations of past sin as an opportunity to praise God for His forgiveness. He also highlights the importance of being patient and kind towards unbelievers, reminding listeners that they too were once lost but were saved by God's mercy. The sermon references Bible verses such as 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 and Titus 2:2-7 to support these teachings.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his past experiences of preaching and teaching discipleship. He acknowledges that he may have started off on the wrong foot by trying to make the audience laugh instead of focusing on the teachings of Jesus' discipleship. The goal of discipleship, according to the speaker, is for the learner to become like their master. He references Matthew 10:25 and emphasizes the importance of disciples becoming like their teacher. The speaker also refers to 1 Thessalonians 2, highlighting the courage and sincerity with which the gospel should be presented. He concludes by introducing Bill McDonald, an experienced Bible teacher, who will be leading a discipleship class.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by sharing various activities and responsibilities they have been engaged in, highlighting the importance of being diligent and responsible in daily life. They then address the issue of gossip and slander within the church, emphasizing that it is displeasing to God and contrary to the wise woman described in the Bible. The speaker also warns against the misuse of alcohol as a means to relax, urging believers to rely on the Holy Spirit for peace and joy instead. Finally, they mention performing the funeral of a virtuous woman who desired to share the gospel with unbelievers, emphasizing the importance of teaching good things and being a positive influence in the lives of others.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of the Word of God in shaping the character of women, particularly in the context of marriage. He highlights that Jesus, as the great teacher and shepherd, guides us to embody qualities that reflect His beauty, such as holiness, submission, and a gentle spirit. The sermon draws from various scriptures, particularly in Titus and 1 Peter, to illustrate the roles and behaviors expected of women, encouraging them to model Christ-like attributes. Beach Jr. stresses that true adornment comes from within, focusing on godliness rather than outward appearances. He concludes by urging the congregation to remain anchored in the Word, allowing it to transform their lives.

Denny Kenaston preaches about the importance of husbands being spiritual leaders in their homes by nurturing and cherishing their wives to become radiant and godly women. He emphasizes the need for husbands to seek their wives' counsel, understand their feelings, and comfort them in times of failure. The sermon highlights the significance of accepting and forgiving wives, as well as showing them love, honor, and attention. Kenaston urges husbands to be students of their wives, taking care of their 'glory' and helping them fulfill their God-given responsibilities to establish solid homes for God's glory.

Helen Leibee preaches about the importance of following the teachings of the New Testament directed to Christian women, emphasizing the need for continuous evaluation of one's life in light of these verses. The sermon covers various topics such as marital relationships, headship order, modesty, obedience to husbands, and the significance of faith, charity, holiness, and sobriety. Leibee encourages women to love their husbands, develop a meek and quiet spirit, and trust in God, highlighting the power of a woman's behavior in influencing her husband's faith.

George Fox preaches about the importance of women in the church, highlighting their roles as disciples, prophetesses, teachers, and elders. He emphasizes that women are to be obedient to Christ, prophesy, and keep the comely order of the gospel just like men. Fox encourages women to take their possession in the gospel order, walk in Christ Jesus, and fulfill their stewardship in the Lord. He also addresses the significance of elder women, referring to them as mothers in the church who nurture, teach, and admonish others in spiritual matters.