C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the blessings that come to the God-fearing man who walks in holiness, particularly highlighting the joy and happiness that his family brings. He stresses the importance of being invested in the prosperity of the church, as the blessings received from God should also extend to the Lord's house. Spurgeon encourages believers to actively participate in the assemblies of Zion, where they will find instruction, comfort, and a sense of community. He notes that the blessings of God are not only for personal gain but should also contribute to the growth and success of the church. Ultimately, he calls for believers to be a source of good for Jerusalem throughout their lives.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the significance of Hosea chapter 2 in the Bible. The chapter is described as one of the greatest prophetic pronouncements in the entire revelation of God. The speaker highlights the moral decay in America and how it parallels the story of Gomorrah and Israel in the Bible. The chapter emphasizes God's judgment and lack of mercy upon the sinful nation and its people. The sermon encourages the audience to reflect on their own relationship with God and to keep His name unspotted before the world.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the sufficiency of the word of God for teaching, reproof, correction, and training in righteousness. He highlights that the Bible is inspired by God and profitable for equipping believers for every good work. The preacher warns against believing in deliverance, stating that it is not found in the Bible and is a human invention that can lead to punishment instead of deliverance. He also mentions that the apostles provide instructions on how to deal with the world, the flesh, and the devil, and that the epistles give guidance on various aspects of Christian life, with a particular emphasis on living in a fallen world and serving God faithfully.

In this sermon, Brother Denny discusses the concept of the law of blessings in the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of putting one's will into following God's laws and commands. He encourages the young people listening to visualize the blessings described in Deuteronomy chapter 28 and to meditate on them. Brother Denny also highlights the significance of obedience and taking quiet time each day to connect with God. He concludes by emphasizing the wisdom and fulfillment found in winning souls for Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the fourth barrier to the preaching of the word of God, which he calls the gossip barrier. He emphasizes that bad news spreads faster than good news and that even great men of faith have experienced this. The speaker then goes on to share six blessings and breakthroughs, as well as six barriers or challenges in ministry. He also highlights the importance of building deeper relationships with God and with others, acknowledging that this may involve heartache and struggles, but ultimately leads to growth and forgiveness.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses six blessings and six barriers in the work of OM (Operation Mobilization). The first blessing is the power of the Holy Spirit, which enables believers to accomplish great things. The second blessing is the transformation of lives through the preaching of the word of God. The third blessing is the impact of OM's conferences and seminars in building deeper relationships among believers. The fourth blessing is the opportunity to reach new frontiers and expand the work of OM. The speaker also emphasizes the need for support and sending of workers, as well as the importance of maintaining strong relationships and overcoming barriers in the ministry.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes that obedience to God brings blessings upon our daily provisions, whether they are immediate needs or stored resources. He illustrates that even a modest supply, like a hand-basket, is sufficient when blessed by God, as seen in the Israelites' experience with daily manna. Spurgeon warns that while having a store can bring care and anxiety, it is essential to seek God's blessing to prevent material possessions from becoming idols. He prays for the ability to use our resources for God's glory and to maintain a proper perspective on worldly goods.

Gary Wilkerson delivers a powerful sermon titled 'The Mountain and the Garden,' focusing on the Sermon on the Mount and its implications for all people, regardless of their background or struggles. He emphasizes that Jesus invites everyone to experience His kingdom of love and grace, contrasting it with the worldly kingdoms of power and jealousy. Wilkerson explores the themes of blessing, humility, and the significance of being chosen by God, highlighting the importance of recognizing our identity as children of God. He encourages the congregation to embrace their brokenness and to understand that they are blessed in their meekness and suffering, as Jesus, the ultimate elder brother, offers them healing and hope.