A.T. Pierson reflects on the profound impact of specific Scripture verses that guided his life, serving as signposts from God. These verses outlined his spiritual journey and influenced his decisions. Some key verses include John 3:16 on God's love, Matthew 6:33 on seeking God's kingdom first, and Romans 8:28 on all things working together for good for those who love God.

A.T. Pierson emphasizes the importance of spending quality time in the presence of God, allowing the soul to be still and calm in order to reflect His glory. True communion with God transforms prayer from a mere duty to a delightful privilege, where love seeks His company for the joy of being in His presence. By abiding in God's presence, one develops a deep, enamoring love that becomes the sole passion of their life.

A.T. Pierson preaches on the power and importance of prayer, emphasizing the need for believers to fully surrender to God and align their desires with His will. He encourages intercessors to pray persistently, in unity with other devout disciples, and to approach God boldly, knowing that He is a prayer-hearing God. Pierson highlights the significance of claiming blessings through faith, seeking God's kingdom first, and cultivating a holy calm before private prayer.

A.T. Pierson preaches about the importance of faith, prayer, and the Word of God in the Christian life, emphasizing the need for continual dependence on God and the power of earnest, believing prayer. He highlights the significance of seeking God's will, making restitution, and the connection between the believer's life on earth and the rewards in the world to come. Pierson also addresses the dangers of snares of Satan in prayer, the importance of humility, and the necessity of understanding the work of the Holy Spirit in the church.

A.T. Pierson preaches about the profound revelations God showed Mr. Müller in 1829 at Teignmouth. These revelations included the importance of the word of God as the standard of judgment, the role of the Holy Spirit in teaching and guiding believers, the foundational truths of redemption through the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and the necessity of testing all principles against the Scriptures. Mr. Müller's transformation in understanding doctrines like election, redemption, and persevering grace led to a deeper walk with God and a life lived more for His glory. Additionally, he gained insights into the Lord's return, realizing the significance of eagerly awaiting Jesus' second coming and the need for a higher standard of devotedness and humility in serving Christ.

A.T. Pierson grapples with the dilemma of remaining connected with the Society due to various objections. He questions the necessity of ordination for extensive usefulness and the conflict with state churches that deviate from the true standard of the word of God. Pierson also expresses a conscientious objection against being directed by men in his missionary work, emphasizing the guidance of the Spirit over human influence. Despite his love for the Jews, he struggles with the committee's expectation of dedicating most of his time to them, leading him to confront these internal conflicts openly.

A.T. Pierson preaches on the principles and objects of the institution, emphasizing the importance of relying on scriptural means for the ingathering of God's elect while waiting for the return of Jesus. The institution seeks the Lord's patronage alone, rejecting the help of unbelievers in managing its affairs and avoiding unnecessary debts. Success is measured by the Lord's blessing rather than material gains, and the focus is on assisting schools with scriptural instruction, circulating the Holy Scriptures, and supporting missionary efforts in alignment with the Scriptures.

A.T. Pierson preaches about the importance of strengthening faith in God, highlighting the struggles faced by believers in trusting God for their daily needs, whether it be in work, old age, business decisions, or personal convictions. He emphasizes the need to rely on God's provision and faithfulness, as demonstrated through visible proofs of answered prayers and divine interventions. Pierson shares his desire to establish an orphan house as a testimony to God's unchanging nature and to strengthen the faith of believers, focusing on glorifying God, caring for the spiritual and temporal welfare of orphaned children, and providing them with a scriptural education.

A.T. Pierson passionately pleads with God in his sermon, presenting 11 powerful arguments to seek divine provision for the orphans under his care. He emphasizes the importance of demonstrating God's glory through answered prayers, highlighting God's willingness to provide for His children. Pierson appeals to God's fatherly nature, the reception of children in Jesus' name, and the strengthening of faith through continued provision. He also addresses the potential stumbling of weak believers, the mockery of enemies, and the danger of compromising with the world if God withholds supplies.

A.T. Pierson shares the remarkable account of Mr. Benjamin Perry detailing the divine orchestration in the purchase of land for the orphan houses on Ashley Down, as narrated by Mr. Müller himself. Despite missing the owner twice, Mr. Müller discerned God's hand at work and chose to wait, leading to a significant reduction in the land price from £200 to £120 per acre as revealed in the owner's dream. This powerful testimony highlights the importance of trusting in God's timing and guidance in all circumstances.

A.T. Pierson shares inspiring examples from Mr. Müller's orphan work, illustrating God's unwavering faithfulness in answering prayers, even in the most desperate situations. Mr. Müller's experiences demonstrate how God provided for the orphans' needs miraculously and precisely at the right time, showing Himself as a faithful covenant-keeping God who never fails those who trust in Him.

A.T. Pierson shares reminiscences about George Müller, highlighting his unwavering faith and dependence on the Lord Jesus in every aspect of his life. Despite his advanced age, Müller expressed gratitude for his strength and ability to serve the Lord without hindrance. His Christian character was defined by the belief that he was nothing without Jesus, emphasizing his complete reliance on God's grace and the identity he found in Christ as a son of the King. Müller's intimate relationship with God was evident in his constant communication with the Lord, treating Him as a close, ever-present Friend who cared about even the smallest details of his life.

A Booklet by George Müller, dated May 9, 1841, emphasizes the importance of starting the day by nourishing the soul and finding happiness in the Lord through meditation on the Word of God. Müller shares his personal revelation that focusing on personal communion with God through Scripture before prayer leads to a strengthened inner man and a more fruitful prayer life. He contrasts his former habit of beginning the day with prayer with his new practice of prioritizing meditation on the Bible, which has brought him immense spiritual profit and strength to face trials.

A.T. Pierson preaches on questions regarding the eldership, emphasizing the importance of recognized Elders in every church, appointed by the Holy Ghost and confirmed by the possession of necessary qualifications. Believers are called to acknowledge and submit to these appointed leaders. Matters of discipline are to be settled in the presence of the church and as the act of the whole body, ensuring accountability and responsibility. The timing of church acts, such as reception and exclusion, is discussed, with a preference for addressing them during the Lord's day gatherings for the breaking of bread.