Stephen Boreland delves into the detailed characteristics, country, career, and condemnation of the Antichrist as described in the Bible. The sermon explores the various names and roles attributed to the Antichrist, his nationality, genius in different areas, and the contrasting nature between him and Jesus Christ. It emphasizes the importance of being vigilant and prepared for the return of Christ before the rise of the Antichrist.

Stephen Boreland delves into the hymn 'Joy to the World' by Isaac Watts, revealing its true focus on the second advent of Christ to rule and reign upon the earth, rather than the first coming celebrated at Christmas. The sermon explores the period, purpose, place, people, priesthood, properties, and prince of the Millennium, emphasizing the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, the redemption of saints and creation, and the universal presence of God. It paints a vivid picture of a transformed world under the righteous rule of Christ for a thousand years.

Stephen Boreland preaches on the Thessalonian epistles, emphasizing the Second Coming of Christ as the central theme, providing believers with a comprehensive understanding of this truth and its practical implications. The sermon delves into the believer's salvation, service, sanctification, solace, security, suffering, signs, and separation in light of Christ's return. Paul's encouragement in 1 Thessalonians 4 focuses on the believer's fourfold walk: in holiness, harmony, honesty, and hope, highlighting the importance of progress in the Christian life and readiness for Christ's return.

Stephen Boreland delves into the origins, occult associations, and ordinances of Halloween, shedding light on its pagan roots with the ancient Druids, the dangers of occult practices, and the need for discernment in participating in this holiday. He emphasizes the serious observance of Halloween for witches, neo-pagans, and occultists, warning against the increase in witchcraft, Satanism, and supernatural manifestations during this time. Boreland also highlights the victory of Jesus over the powers of darkness, encouraging believers to stand firm in their faith and authority against the enemy's schemes.

Stephen Boreland delivers a powerful sermon on the importance of separation in the face of increasing apostasy and the imminent return of Jesus Christ. Drawing from the teachings of Spurgeon and Paul, he emphasizes the command, constraint, character, and connotations of separation for believers. Boreland highlights the necessity of obeying God's commands, the motivation of love for God and anticipation of Christ's return, the need to separate from false deeds and doctrines, and the purpose of separation in winning back those who have strayed from the truth.