In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful testimony of a man named Dave who was saved during the breaking of bread. Dave's emotional response to the bread being passed led him to stand up and speak, expressing his gratitude for the prayers of the congregation and his wife. The speaker emphasizes the mysterious ways in which God works and the importance of the breaking of bread as a moment of salvation. The sermon also highlights the idea that heaven will be a place where God's dealings with his people will be unveiled, and where the wonders of the spiritual world will be revealed.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of our physical bodies as temporary dwellings, comparing them to tents that wear out. He emphasizes the importance of believing in the revelation of God and having hope for the future. The preacher mentions the Apostle Paul's desire to be with Christ and his yearning for a heavenly home. The sermon also addresses the questions raised by Terry Fox's suffering and eventual passing, and the need to understand death and resurrection through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes that the preaching of the word of God is not up for debate or argument. It is a revelation from God with the purpose of being understood by all. The speaker then discusses the effect of regeneration, highlighting that those who have been regenerated by God are no longer the same. They have become new creations and their lives reflect this transformation. The speaker also emphasizes that God has called believers to liberty, not to a long list of rules and regulations. The focus is on the supernatural miracle of God's grace and the transformation it brings in the lives of believers.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of knowing and loving the word of God in order to effectively teach and preach it. He uses the example of the Volga River to illustrate that without prior knowledge or interest, people would not be engaged in a discussion about it. The speaker also highlights the significance of doctrine and sacrificial fellowship in the church, emphasizing the need to prioritize spreading the gospel over accumulating wealth. He concludes by expressing his desire for the church to become a strong missionary center for worldwide evangelization.

Watchman Nee explores the intricate relationship between the spirit, soul, and body, emphasizing that the soul serves as a medium through which the spirit communicates with the body. He explains that the spirit is the God-consciousness, the soul is the self-consciousness, and the body is the world-consciousness, each playing a vital role in human existence. The soul, being the personality of man, must yield to the spirit for true spiritual governance, while the body acts as a servant to the soul's commands. Nee highlights that the spirit provides knowledge and understanding, which the mind alone cannot achieve, and that the soul's condition can affect one's relationship with God. Ultimately, the sermon underscores the importance of allowing the spirit to rule over the soul and body for a harmonious life in alignment with God's will.

Watchman Nee explores the biblical distinction between the spirit, soul, and body, emphasizing that man is not merely a duality of soul and body but a trinity of spirit, soul, and body. He highlights 1 Thessalonians 5:23 to illustrate that the spirit and soul are separate entities, which is crucial for understanding spiritual life and growth. Nee argues that ignorance of this distinction hinders believers from fully experiencing their spiritual lives. He further explains that the soul is produced when the spirit animates the body, making it essential for life. Ultimately, he asserts that recognizing these three parts allows believers to live in accordance with the life-giving Spirit of Christ.