In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal story about encountering two young boys who had never heard the name of the Lord used in vain. He gives them gospel booklets and treats them to ice cream, hoping to share the simple story of Jesus with them. The preacher also talks about his son, who has achieved academic success without any financial assistance, and how his children used to gather other kids for children's meetings. He emphasizes the importance of seizing the limited time we have in life to accept the truth of the Word of God and find salvation.

Robert Crawford emphasizes the profound truths found in Psalm 27, where David expresses his unwavering confidence in the Lord as his light and salvation amidst life's storms. He highlights the importance of seeking God's presence, the need for guidance in times of trouble, and the assurance that God will provide safety and strength. Crawford encourages believers to maintain their focus on the beauty of the Lord and to offer sacrifices of joy through praise, even in difficult circumstances. He concludes with a call to wait on the Lord, reminding the congregation of the strength and courage that comes from trusting in Him.

Robert Crawford emphasizes the comforting words of Jesus in John 14, urging believers not to let their hearts be troubled. He highlights the importance of knowing Christ as the way, truth, and life, and the assurance of His return to prepare a place for us. Crawford discusses the divine prescription for peace in a troubled world, which includes the presence of the Holy Spirit and the power of prayer in Jesus' name. He encourages the congregation to seek a personal relationship with Christ and to be aware of His presence in their lives. Ultimately, the sermon serves as a reminder of the peace that comes from faith in Jesus amidst life's challenges.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by highlighting the complexity of a particular sentence in the Bible, found in Colossians chapter one, verses nine to seventeen. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the subject matter, which is the person of Jesus Christ. The speaker then poses the question of whether Jesus is the Lord and Savior of the listeners. He supports this by referencing Hebrews 11:3 and Philippians 1:16, which speak to the creation and sustaining power of Jesus. The sermon concludes with a personal anecdote about witnessing a meteor shower and marveling at God's control over the universe. The speaker also shares a valuable lesson he learned from a preacher, cautioning against using excessive words without substantial meaning in preaching.

In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of walking in God's ways and obeying His commandments. He emphasizes the need for devotion, obedience, and subjection to God's statutes and judgments. The speaker also highlights the significance of being subject to the Word of God in all aspects of life, including home, family, and business. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the promises of God and the importance of being a witness to the world, so that they may know that the Lord our God is God.