In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that trouble and tribulation are a part of life, but the three and a half year period of the Second Coming of Christ will be a time of unparalleled trouble. The preacher urges the audience to reflect on their salvation, their service to the Lord, and their love for Him. The sermon also highlights the dramatic description of Christ's Second Coming as described in Matthew 24, emphasizing the power and authority of Jesus. The preacher concludes by emphasizing the importance of accepting the free gift of salvation through faith in Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of preaching the word of God effectively. He references 2 Timothy chapter 4, where Paul outlines the elements of effective speaking. The speaker shares his personal experience of being saved by a preacher who clearly explained the gospel message. He criticizes modern preaching that fails to address the salvation message and emphasizes the need for expository preaching that covers the whole Bible. The purpose of Dallas Theological Seminary is also mentioned, which is to equip students with a strong biblical foundation for expository preaching.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the beauty and perfection of the heavenly city that awaits Christians. He describes it as a place where light shines through and is adorned with colorful jewels. The preacher assures believers that they will have eternal fellowship with their loved ones in Christ, free from loneliness, death, sickness, sorrow, and pain. The sermon also addresses the issue of judging others, highlighting the importance of not judging others to prove one's own superiority. The preacher uses examples from running a race and participating in sports to illustrate the need to let go of unnecessary burdens and to obediently follow God's instructions.