The video discusses the impact of post-modernism on evangelical young people and churches. It highlights two books, "The Post-Evangelical" by Dave Tomlinson and "A New Kind of Christian" by Brian McLaren, which argue against essential biblical principles. The speaker identifies four principles that are essential to biblical Christianity: objectivity, clarity, authority, and certainty. Post-modernism is shown to be hostile towards these principles, as it promotes subjective beliefs and rejects the idea of absolute truth.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining dignity, purity, and sound speech in ministry, contrasting the trend of using profanity and lewd content in preaching. It highlights the need for pastors to be examples of good works, integrity, and reverence, following the instructions given by Paul to Titus. The message warns against adopting worldly language and subject matter in the pulpit, stressing the significance of upholding sanctified behavior and speech in all aspects of ministry.

The sermon transcript describes the speaker's experience at a college chapel where various unconventional and questionable preaching methods were employed. The low point was when a speaker debunked the five points of Calvinism, promoting the idea that sinners have the power to convert themselves, which is considered heresy. The speaker criticizes the fundamentalist movement in America for not properly stewarding the essential doctrines of the faith, such as the inspiration of Scripture, the virgin birth, penal substitution, bodily resurrection, and biblical miracles. The transcript concludes by mentioning a speech given by Dr. Kevin Bouter, a fundamentalist who offers a thoughtful analysis of what is wrong with fundamentalism and desires to see it return to its true path.

In this sermon, the speaker describes a woman who experiences a spiritual encounter where she falls backward and then regains her strength. She speaks with a musical voice, expressing joy and sadness as she sees wonderful and dark things in the world. The speaker then discusses the characteristics of cults, highlighting the importance of being cautious when encountering teachings that deviate from the Bible. One key characteristic is the reliance on extra biblical revelation as a lens for interpreting Scripture. The sermon also mentions the Millerite predictions and the debate surrounding the Adventist doctrine of investigative judgment.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the simplicity of the message of preaching Christ. The main verse discussed is 2 Corinthians 5:20, where the Apostle Paul describes his role as an evangelist and urges people to be reconciled to God. The sermon highlights the importance of understanding Christ's relationship to sin, sinners, and God the Father, as well as the means by which atonement for the world's sin was accomplished. The speaker also emphasizes the doctrine of justification by faith and the imputation of righteousness to sinners, using various key texts from Paul's writings in the New Testament.