In this sermon, the preacher discusses the life and transformation of John Bunyan, the author of Pilgrim's Progress. Bunyan was initially a lost and guilty sinner, but through reading the word of God, he came to understand the holiness of God and the dreadful nature of sin. He sought salvation and peace with God, and eventually found it through faith in Jesus Christ. After his conversion, Bunyan began preaching the gospel in the very city where he had once engaged in sinful behavior. His simple and passionate preaching attracted people, including children, who were amazed by his message of Jesus' love, power, and glory.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the story of a man named Graceless who is burdened by his sins and desperately seeks salvation. Graceless reads the Bible and realizes the gravity of his guilt and the impending judgment. He encounters a man named Evangelist who guides him towards salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. The preacher emphasizes the importance of salvation from sin's penalty and power, highlighting the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and the need to love God and others according to God's commandments.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of having patience and putting faith and trust in the Lord Jesus. He emphasizes that salvation comes through God's grace and that believers are kept by God's power, enjoying spiritual pleasures as children of God. The preacher then shares a story about a man trying to put out a fire with buckets of water, but instead, the fire grows hotter and higher. The interpreter explains that the fire represents the burden of sin, and the man's futile attempts to put it out symbolize human efforts to overcome sin. The sermon concludes with a description of the pilgrim's progress, where the burden of sin is finally lifted, and the pilgrim looks forward to being with Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the journey of a Christian pilgrim named Christian. Christian finds rest in a shady arbor built by the Lord of the hill, feeling refreshed and ready to continue his journey. Along the straight and narrow path, Christian encounters three men who are asleep and bound by chains placed by Satan. Instead of ignoring their plight, Christian is concerned for their salvation and tries to wake them up. The preacher emphasizes the importance of being born again, repenting, and accepting Jesus as the Lord of one's life in order to find the way to the celestial city.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of shepherds in the assembly of the Lord's people. He explains that these shepherds are chosen by God to guide and feed the flock based on their knowledge of the word of God, watchfulness in the things of God, experience of God's ways, and sincerity in the way of God. The preacher emphasizes the importance of younger members in the assembly listening to and learning from their elder brethren, who have a longer experience of God's ways. The sermon also touches on the story of a man named Ignorance who is afraid to die and seeks help. He is directed to come to Christ as a lost sinner and trust Him as his Savior to enter the celestial city. The sermon concludes with the pilgrims being shown a telescope that represents faith, and their encounter with shepherds who care for the sheep that belong to the Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher recounts the journey of a man named Christian who is on a quest to reach heaven. Along the way, Christian encounters various challenges and temptations that test his faith and commitment to God. Despite facing persecution and ridicule, Christian remains steadfast in his belief and refuses to compromise his values. The sermon emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's faith and resisting worldly temptations in order to attain eternal salvation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that as disciples of Christ, we should not expect an easy path but rather face opposition and persecution from the world. He uses the analogy of a rough and difficult road to illustrate this point. The preacher encourages believers to have faith in God's word and trust in Him, even when circumstances are challenging. He also highlights the importance of finding joy in God, even in times of soul depression, and references the story of Jesus walking on water to illustrate this concept.

In this sermon, the preacher tells the story of Christian and Hopeful as they journey towards the castle. They encounter a giant named Despair who awakens when they open the rusty door. The giant threatens to kill them unless they kill themselves by the following morning. Despite their wounds, the giant forces them to a high point where they can see the courtyard. The sermon emphasizes the importance of staying on the right path and avoiding the traps of despair and doubt.

In this sermon, the preacher tells a story about a man named Will who is in charge of a garden. One day, an evil stranger enters the garden and takes control. Will is initially flattered by the stranger's respect, but soon realizes the stranger's true intentions. The stranger represents sin and temptation, and Will is faced with the choice to continue following him or to turn to Jesus, who is portrayed as the Savior and friend. Ultimately, Will decides to open the gate and invite Jesus into his life, but encounters difficulty in doing so. The sermon emphasizes the importance of recognizing sin, repenting, and accepting Jesus as the true master of our lives.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of fulfilling the Great Commission given by Jesus to all believers. The sermon focuses on seven aspects of the Great Commission: the person who gave it (Jesus), the authority behind it (all power in heaven and earth), the persons to whom it was given (believers), the content of it (preaching the gospel to every creature), the cost of obeying it, the profit of obeying it, and the promise that Jesus will be with us always. The speaker encourages believers to have a balanced approach, being mindful of both local and foreign missions. The sermon emphasizes the urgency and responsibility of every believer to carry out the commands of Jesus and to live for Him.

Alfred P. Gibbs preaches about the importance of adhering to the fundamental principles of fellowship among believers as taught in Scripture, emphasizing the need for separation from unscriptural sects and denominations of Christendom. He highlights the essential teachings of God's word regarding the truth of the gospel, the scriptural order of the assembly, and the reasons for maintaining separation from man-made divisions that hinder the will of God for His people. Gibbs stresses the significance of gathering together in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, welcoming all believers who are sound in doctrine and godly in their walk, and observing the ordinances of Baptism and the Lord's Supper in a scriptural manner. He encourages the exercise of the priesthood of all believers, the development of spiritual gifts, and gospel activity governed by the principles laid down in God's word.