In the sermon transcripts, the speaker discusses the presence of humanity in our actions and motives, even when we believe our intentions are pure. The speaker mentions Dr. H. Horton Wiley, who was a prominent figure in the Church of the Nazarene and had a strong passion for the message of full salvation. The speaker describes the atmosphere of the church services during that time, emphasizing the freedom and spontaneity in worship. Printed orders of service were seen as contrary to the new freedom experienced by members of the Church of the Nazarene.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the second letter that Paul wrote to Timothy in the Bible. He encourages Timothy to rekindle the gift of God within him and to not let it die out. The speaker emphasizes the importance of looking back to the heritage of faith and the privilege of being entrusted with the gospel. He also urges Timothy to look up and see the demands of the gospel, letting it kindle him with solicitude. The sermon emphasizes the need for Timothy to discharge his trust in proclaiming the gospel and highlights the significance of the gospel in saving and calling believers.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the impact of William Carey, a shoe cobbler in England who became a missionary in India. Carey was deeply moved by the lack of foreign missionary societies in England and preached a sermon urging Christians to do great things for God. The speaker emphasizes the importance of Jesus Christ at the center of our energy, testimony, militancy, and identity. He encourages believers to live in the realization that Christ lives in them and to present themselves to Him moment by moment.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about a missionary who encounters a young boy filled with hatred and a desire for revenge. The missionary tries to convince the boy not to commit murder by explaining the consequences and referencing the Bible. However, the boy reveals that he does not have a Bible at home. The missionary gives him a Bible and the boy is eventually converted and leads his mother to Jesus Christ. The sermon emphasizes the importance of teaching children the scriptures and highlights the transformative power of the Word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for the whole church, including laymen, to be active witnesses of Jesus Christ. They acknowledge that the task of evangelizing the world is too big for ministers alone, and that laymen must be enlisted as productive witnesses. The speaker shares a personal experience of witnessing a powerful movement of the Spirit in a church congregation, where individuals made a dedication to be God's witnesses to others. They highlight the importance of not just speaking a testimony, but living a life that reflects the gospel. The sermon also addresses the need for discernment in choosing battles and not wasting energy on unnecessary controversies within the faith.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the life of the apostle Paul and his transformation after encountering Jesus on the Damascus road. Paul went from being a rebellious Jew to a devoted disciple and passionate preacher of the gospel. He declares that he has finished the race and kept the faith, looking forward to receiving the crown of righteousness from the Lord. The speaker then discusses three main points: the summing up of Paul's life, the remarkable way he describes death as finishing up, and the concept of laying up treasures in heaven. The sermon emphasizes the importance of living a faithful and purposeful life in Christ.