In this sermon, the preacher discusses various troubles and challenges that people face in life. He emphasizes the importance of having strong faith to sustain oneself during difficult times. The preacher also highlights the promise of God to supply all our needs according to His riches in glory. He encourages believers to maintain a holy walk and to rely on Christ as their burden bearer. Additionally, the preacher mentions the benefits of trials and how they can contribute to our spiritual welfare.

Henry Law preaches about the inevitability of death and the contrasting views of believers and unbelievers towards it. He emphasizes that for those who have accepted Christ, death is a welcomed friend that leads to eternal joy and freedom from earthly struggles. However, for those who reject God, death is a terrifying reality that brings eternal separation from hope and salvation. Law urges believers to find solace in the promises of God and to live a life of holiness, faith, hope, and love, so that when the time comes, they can face death fearlessly and embrace the eternal glory that awaits them.

Henry Law preaches on the profound truth that believers find constant peace and joy in Christ, who is the source of all happiness. Through the example of Abraham's obedience and surrender to God's calling, Law emphasizes that true Christians are called to relinquish earthly desires, self-righteousness, sinful habits, and worldly attachments to fully embrace Christ as their exceeding great reward. He highlights that in Christ, believers receive immeasurable blessings, including God's protection, wisdom, righteousness, sympathy, intercession, and eternal life, making Him the ultimate reward and treasure in whom all joy and fulfillment are found.

Henry Law preaches on the unfailing care of God that demands unfailing praise, emphasizing the need for continuous gratitude and thanksgiving for the blessings received. Believers are encouraged to seek the Lord in times of fear and trouble, knowing that He hears, delivers, and saves them. The righteous are assured of God's protection, provision, and deliverance from all afflictions, while the wicked face desolation and destruction.

Henry Law preaches on the importance of praising and seeking the Lord joyfully, intermixing supplications with prayers and enlivening praise. He emphasizes the significance of remembering God's marvelous works and His everlasting covenant with His people, highlighting the faithfulness and grace of God throughout history. Law reflects on God's protection, provision, and deliverance of the Israelites, showcasing His power and love in guiding them through trials and blessings, ultimately leading them to their promised land.

Henry Law preaches on the profound meaning of 'I AM THAT I AM' from Exodus 3:14, emphasizing the believer's daily struggles and the constant support provided by the Lord. The sermon delves into the eternal nature of God, His unchanging love and power, and the humility of Jesus in taking on human form to save sinners. It highlights the believer's journey of faith, the assurance of God's unchanging nature, and the eternal consequences of accepting or rejecting 'I AM THAT I AM.'

Henry Law preaches about the enchanting beauty of being children of God by faith in Christ Jesus, where every joy overflows and believers are invited to a garden of eternal bloom and a tree bearing luscious fruit. The sermon emphasizes the everlasting love of God, its freeness, never-varying brightness, and infinitude, along with the rich gift of Christ Jesus and the tender relationships it brings. It also highlights the high rank of the Holy Spirit among believers, their exemption from sin's penal woe, the glorious company of guards surrounding them, and their adoption into the family of God.

Henry Law preaches on the transient nature of sorrows and the eternal nature of joys, urging the congregation to mourn deeply so they may be comforted by God. Through various Psalms, he illustrates how God lifts us up, heals us, and turns our mourning into dancing, emphasizing the importance of praising God in all circumstances. Law highlights the temporary nature of weeping and the everlasting joy that comes in the morning, paralleling it to the resurrection morning of Christ and the believers' future joy in eternity.

Henry Law preaches on the story of Jacob at Peniel, emphasizing the importance of faith and prayer in experiencing God's presence and receiving His blessings. Jacob's unwavering faith and persistent prayer led to a life-changing encounter with God, where he wrestled with the Divine and received a new name, Israel, signifying his victory and princely power with God and men. Law encourages believers to seek their own Peniel moments, where they can see God face to face, have their lives preserved, and experience His presence in every aspect of their lives.

Henry Law preaches about the struggles and victories of faith in the midst of overwhelming foes and challenges, drawing parallels between the experiences of King David, Jesus Christ, and believers. Despite the multitude of enemies and doubts, faith finds refuge in prayer, trusting in God as a shield, sustainer, and deliverer. The sermon emphasizes the importance of unwavering faith, persistent prayer, and confident trust in God's salvation and blessings.

Henry Law preaches on the power of prayer, the folly of pursuing false gods, the assurance of God hearing His chosen ones, the importance of self-reflection and awe of God to avoid sin, the necessity of offering sincere sacrifices of righteousness and trusting in the Lord's mercy, the true source of joy found in God's presence, and the peace and safety that comes from dwelling in God's care.

Henry Law preaches on the power of prayer, emphasizing the importance of varied forms of prayer and the use of God's gracious names to strengthen faith. He highlights the significance of starting each day with prayer and worship, seeking God's mercy and guidance. Law also delves into the holiness of God and the need for believers to approach Him cleansed by Jesus' blood. The sermon concludes with a call to rejoice in God's defense, blessings, and surrounding favor for those who trust, love, and walk in righteousness.

Henry Law preaches about the transformation from godly sorrow to godly joy, emphasizing the deep anguish of the soul due to sin and the desperate cries for mercy and healing from the Lord. Through faith and prayer, the soul finds comfort in God's presence and seeks deliverance and salvation solely from Him. The sermon explores the profound sorrow experienced by Jesus in the garden and on the cross, highlighting the mystery of His vicarious sacrifice for our salvation. It concludes with a prophetic declaration of the ultimate triumph of the Lord over His enemies and the eternal consequences of rejecting Him.

Henry Law preaches on David's plea to God amidst unjust reproach, showcasing his trust in God's deliverance, innocence in the face of persecution, and appeal for divine judgment against his enemies. The sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining a pure conscience, seeking God's judgment, and desiring an end to wickedness while establishing justice. It also highlights the ultimate judgment day when God will vindicate the righteous and condemn the wicked, urging sinners to turn to the Savior for mercy. The sermon concludes with a call to praise the Lord for His righteousness and to eagerly anticipate the day when redeemed souls will sing eternal praises to the Most High.

Henry Law preaches about the comfort found in the company of holy men, the power of prayer to bring God's presence and joy, the insincerity of ungodly conversation, the blinding power of sin leading to self-deception, and the assurance that God will arise to protect the oppressed and punish the wicked. The faithful Word of the Lord is pure and reliable, sustaining believers through trials, and ensuring their preservation for eternity despite the exaltation of wicked men in the world.

Henry Law preaches about the futility of opposing the kingdom of Christ, established by the Father's power and eternal decree. Despite the heathen raging and people plotting in vain against the Lord and His anointed One, God's King is set upon His holy hill of Zion, reigning in the hearts of believers and soon to be universally recognized. The covenant decree declares Jesus as God's Son, promising Him the heathen as inheritance and the earth as possession. Christ's enemies will be broken with a rod of iron, urging kings and judges to be wise, serve the Lord with fear, and put their trust in Him to avoid His wrath and find blessedness in faith.

Henry Law preaches about the importance of putting our trust in the Lord during times of trouble, emphasizing that God is our safe shelter and refuge in the midst of storms. He encourages believers to trust God with all aspects of their lives, knowing that His power, love, wisdom, and truth are unchanging and reliable. Law also highlights the firm foundation of our trust in Christ, reminding us that nothing can shake the kingdom we have received in Him. Additionally, he discusses the righteous judgment of God, the trials faced by the righteous, and the impending doom of the wicked, urging all to seek refuge in Christ to avoid destruction.

Henry Law preaches on Psalm 10, highlighting the foul portraiture of evil depicted in the psalm and the full confidence in God's judgment. The Spirit raises a call for hatred of evil in our hearts as we witness the wicked's pride, persecution of the poor, and arrogance in boasting of their desires. Despite the wicked's temporary success, their downfall is inevitable as God sees all and will requite their wickedness, ultimately establishing His eternal kingdom where evil will be no more.

Henry Law preaches about the stark contrast between the godly and the ungodly, emphasizing the blessedness of those who delight in the law of the Lord and the ultimate destruction of the ungodly. The godly are compared to a fruitful tree planted by streams of water, prospering in all they do, while the ungodly are likened to chaff driven away by the wind, with no lasting impact or value. Law warns of the impending judgment where the ungodly will not stand among the righteous, urging listeners to seek righteousness and avoid the fate of the ungodly.

Henry Law preaches about the soul's journey from troubled to finding peace in God, emphasizing the need for faith to remain steadfast despite challenges and the assurance of joy that awaits believers. Through discipline in the school of grace, God detects lurking sins, repairs weaknesses in faith, and matures believers' experiences, leading to the ripening of fruits of righteousness. Despite moments of feeling abandoned by God, faith perseveres in prayer and dependence, seeking God's light and salvation to overcome the enemy's triumph.

Henry Law preaches about the wickedness of the inhabitants of the world, emphasizing the need to tremble at the sight of sin while rejoicing in the hope of deliverance. The fool denies God's existence, leading to corrupt and abominable works, with none seeking after God. Despite the universal evil, there is a foreshadowing of the year of the redeemed, where God's presence among the righteous brings dread to the wicked. The salvation of Israel is prophesied to come from Zion, bringing joy and gladness to God's people.

Henry Law preaches on the requirements for abiding in God's presence and dwelling in His holy hill, emphasizing the importance of true righteousness as the evidence of being Christ's. He highlights that holiness is not a title but a character trait, pointing to Christ as the only justifier and cleanser of sins. Law urges believers to walk uprightly, speak truth, refrain from gossip and evil deeds, honor those who fear the Lord, and uphold integrity in all financial dealings, assuring that those who do these things shall never be moved.

Henry Law preaches about the believer's joy in their present state and the bright hope of rising to eternal life, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God and walking in faith and prayer like Jesus did. He highlights the blessed state of having God as our God, the dangers of idol-worship, and the richness of our inheritance in Christ. Law encourages believers to bless the Lord for His counsel and instruction, to set the Lord always before them, and to find gladness and hope in God's presence.

F. B. Meyer, Andrew Murray, and A. J. Gordon delve into the profound truths of Romans 6:11, emphasizing the believer's death to sin and life in Christ. They discuss the sensitivity to sin that comes with living closer to God, the distinction between temptation and sin, and the importance of resisting the Tempter through faith in Christ. They highlight the need for believers to continually surrender to God, rely on the Holy Spirit's power, and seek refuge in Jesus when faced with temptation. They also address the ongoing battle against the sinful nature within, stressing the importance of recollecting God's protection and trusting in His keeping power.

Henry Law preaches on the importance of fervent praise and prayer in acknowledging God's help and righteous judgments. Believers are encouraged to praise God with their whole hearts, rejoice in His wondrous works, and trust in His unfailing love. The sermon emphasizes God's victory over enemies, His righteous judgments, and the ultimate triumph of believers through Christ. It also highlights the refuge found in God during times of trouble and the assurance that those who seek Him will never be forsaken.