Philip Bennett Power preaches on the significance of bringing our afflictions and helplessness to the feet of Jesus, where we find simple pity and healing. The scene of great crowds bringing the sick to Jesus portrays His central role as the Healer of all human misery, emphasizing the power of conscious helplessness in drawing near to Him. Jesus, the gatherer of human misery, stands ready to heal all who come to Him, rooted by His loving nature to attend to every suffering soul cast at His feet.

Philip Bennett Power preaches on the profound act of love and service displayed by a sinful woman towards Jesus, emphasizing the deep reasons behind God's unexpected revelation of His Son in humility before glory. The sermon delves into the significance of Christ's human nature in enabling our communion with Him, the importance of offering our feelings and infirmities to Jesus, and the encouragement to aim for the highest form of service driven by love. It highlights the perfection and energy found in the woman's ministry to Jesus' feet, urging believers to seek personal happiness and refreshment in serving Christ and His people.

Philip Bennett Power preaches on the significance of bringing our sorrows and needs to the feet of Jesus, as seen in various encounters in the Bible where individuals sought Jesus' help and comfort. These incidents illustrate different aspects of Christian life, such as faith, personal sorrow, gratitude, love, and recognition of our need for rest and redemption. The stories of Jairus, the Syrophoenician woman, and Mary show how Jesus understands and responds to our individual and unique struggles, offering comfort, healing, and restoration at His feet.

Philip Bennett Power preaches on the story of the Syrophoenician woman who persisted and argued at the feet of Jesus for the healing of her daughter. This woman's journey to Jesus' feet teaches us about the importance of perseverance, enduring apparent repulses, and recognizing blessings even in the midst of trials. It highlights the need to remain in the right place for certain blessings, to have faith in possibilities, and to seek hope and encouragement even in the smallest signs. The story reveals that there is mercy and blessings available at the feet of Jesus for all who come seeking, even those who may seem unworthy or outside the circle of blessing.

Philip Bennett Power preaches on the story of Mary falling at Jesus' feet in deep sorrow, expressing her belief in His power and love, and her regret that He was not there to prevent her brother's death. The sermon reflects on the human tendency to focus on 'ifs' and the importance of bringing our sorrows and true selves to Jesus, even in times of great agitation and perplexity. It emphasizes the need to recognize Christ in His entirety, with His power of sympathy and help, and to trust in Him fully, regardless of our shortcomings or doubts.

Philip Bennett Power preaches about the story of Mary and Martha at Jesus' feet, highlighting the importance of spiritual perception and deep devotion to Christ. The sermon emphasizes the different stages of spiritual development and the need to discern between outward service and inner communion with Jesus. It explores the significance of giving ourselves to Christ and receiving from Him, as well as the defense of Mary's choice to prioritize spiritual nourishment over worldly tasks. Jesus' response showcases His understanding, correction of mistaken views, and encouragement for all to seek close communion with Him.