In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his experience living in Australia and observes that despite efforts to distance themselves from their British heritage, Australians still possess a sense of resilience and stoicism. The speaker then urges the audience to "unwrap Christmas" by moving beyond the traditional image of Christ in the cradle and embracing the true meaning of the holiday. He emphasizes the importance of not just calling oneself a Christian, but actually living out the teachings of Jesus. The speaker concludes by highlighting the transformative power of following Christ's teachings and warns against building one's life on a weak foundation.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of reaching out to those who are suffering and in need. He suggests that in today's world, every other door represents someone in trouble, whether it be a family dealing with drug addiction, a person facing imprisonment, or someone battling depression or cancer. The speaker also highlights the need for the Salvation Army to utilize their creative gifts and develop a variety of approaches to reach different individuals. He emphasizes the importance of catching people's attention and building relationships through friendship and love in times of need. Ultimately, the sermon encourages listeners to recognize the sadness and pain in the world and to actively seek opportunities to minister to those who are hurting.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of singing songs of liberty and freedom. He highlights the tendency of people to blame external factors for their problems, such as their upbringing or genes, but states that the scriptures teach that we have the power to change and become better through the spirit of Jesus. The preacher shares a story of a Salvation Army convert who was able to transform his life with the help of God. He challenges the audience to consider their own lives and asks what kind of person they are, encouraging them to embrace the offer of wholeness and transformation from Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by emphasizing the importance of obeying Jesus' commands and loving Him. He explains that those who love Jesus will be loved by the Father and Jesus will disclose Himself to them. The speaker highlights that God is seeking people who will worship Him in spirit and truth and desires a close relationship with them. He acknowledges that humans are flawed and sinful, but God still desires a relationship with them despite their imperfections. The speaker marvels at the idea that such a magnificent God would want a relationship with insignificant human beings.