In this sermon, the preacher speaks passionately about the negative influence of television in our lives. He encourages the audience to take a stand against the devil by getting rid of their TVs and breaking them with a hammer. He emphasizes the importance of first love, which involves repentance and restitution for past wrongs. The preacher also challenges the audience to examine their spiritual lives and question where they have lost their sweet communion with God. He reminds them that anything other than God can become an idol and that Jesus came to set us free from sin, not to indulge in it. The sermon concludes with a reminder that the message is freely available to all and encourages support for the ministry.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for revival and the reasons why it may be delayed. He quotes Isaiah 59, explaining that God's hand is not too short to save, but it is our iniquity and sin that separate us from Him. The preacher challenges Christians to examine their lives and question if they are living in a way that grieves the Spirit of God or compromises their faith. He urges believers to be honest with themselves and seek God's mercy and transformation. The sermon also highlights the importance of missions and warns of the judgment that awaits those who are found outside of Christ. The preacher acknowledges his own shortcomings and encourages the audience to trust in the living God despite their weaknesses.