In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of people being more influenced by what they hear on TV than by their parents. This is attributed to the belief in a lie that was propagated by Betty Friedan in 1963, claiming that women were miserable and needed to take action. The speaker then discusses the importance of understanding the truth about sexuality, emphasizing that marriage is honorable and sexual immorality will be judged by God. Lastly, the speaker shares a personal story of transformation, highlighting the lie that one's destiny is set and cannot be changed, and encourages listeners to seek God for peace and transformation.

In this sermon, Kay Arthur teaches on how to study the Bible effectively. She emphasizes the importance of engaging all of our senses when studying, as it helps with memory retention. She shares a story of a Japanese woman who learned to observe, interpret, and apply the Bible without speaking the same language. Kay encourages marking key words and phrases in the Bible to aid in understanding and transformation. She also highlights the need for knowledge of God and addresses the societal issues of faithlessness, unkindness, and lack of knowledge in the land.

In this video, Kay Arthur presents part two of her sermon on how to study the Bible. She emphasizes the importance of studying the word of God and teaches the audience how to connect different scriptures. She references 2 Kings 22 and highlights the life-transforming power of the word of God. She also reminds the audience of the significance of being cleansed through the washing of the water of the word and being presented as a spotless bride before God's throne. Kay Arthur concludes with a prayer, urging the audience to hunger and thirst after righteousness and to show themselves approved unto God.