This sermon delves into the life and resolutions of Jonathan Edwards, highlighting his unwavering commitment to glorifying God, his perspective on time and eternity, and his preparation for death. Edwards' resolutions focused on living with an eternal perspective, making the most of time, and considering the pains of martyrdom and hell. His life exemplified a dedication to pursuing God's will and maximizing every moment for God's glory, culminating in his faithful death at a young age.

This sermon emphasizes the cost of being a disciple of Jesus Christ, highlighting that it will require giving up popularity, promotions, an easy life, and the need for discipline and self-control. It stresses the importance of saying no to temptation, the world, and standing alone for Christ, even in the face of persecution. The speaker underscores the necessity of surrendering all possessions and transferring ownership of one's life, time, possessions, future, and treasure to Christ, meeting His terms of peace through complete surrender.

This sermon emphasizes the inevitability of persecution for believers, highlighting the need for spiritual alertness and readiness for the tribulation. It underscores the reality of being strangers in this world and the ongoing spiritual warfare between God and Satan. The message warns of a time when being a Christian will be a punishable offense, leading to martyrdom, as society becomes increasingly godless and intolerant of Christian values.

This sermon delves into Revelation chapter 5, focusing on the unveiling of Christ as the sovereign Savior. It emphasizes the unique authority and power of the Lord Jesus Christ to direct human history and execute God's plan for the end times. The passage reveals the Lamb who was slain but now stands victorious, worthy to open the book of God's predetermined eternal plan. The response in heaven, filled with worship and adoration, reflects the eternal reign and glory of the Lamb who purchased believers from every tribe and nation.

This sermon delves into the prophetic warnings of persecution and betrayal in the last days as outlined in Mark chapter 13. Jesus foretells the intense animosity believers will face, even from their own families, emphasizing the need for spiritual alertness and reliance on the Holy Spirit. Despite the escalating opposition, the message encourages believers to endure faithfully to the end, trusting in God's sustaining grace and the assurance of salvation.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding four attributes of God in order to live a strategic and impactful life. The first attribute is the eternality of God, which is highlighted in verses one and two of the psalm. The speaker emphasizes that human life is fleeting and short in comparison to God's eternal perspective. The second attribute is the sovereignty of God, discussed in verses three through six. The speaker emphasizes that recognizing God's sovereignty is crucial for developing a heart of wisdom. The third attribute is the severity of God, discussed in verses seven through twelve. Understanding God's severity is essential for learning to number our days wisely. The final attribute is the brevity of life, emphasized in the latter part of the sermon. The speaker reminds the audience that life is short and death is certain, urging them to make the most of the time they have. The sermon references Job 14:5 to support the idea that the number of our days is determined by God.