In this sermon, the speaker discusses the theme of the closing of the book in failure in the Old Testament. He explains that the New Testament introduces a new humanity brought in by Jesus Christ. The speaker emphasizes that the Apostle Paul had a profound vision of Jesus Christ, which revealed four important things to him. These include the place and destiny of humanity after Christ, the nature of a life ministry during the period between Jesus' ascension and second coming, and the fact that Satan's activities can be used by God for His purposes. The sermon concludes by highlighting the failure of the old humanity in the Old Testament and the transition to the new humanity in the New Testament.

Michael Koulianos emphasizes that the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, is centered on Jesus Christ, particularly his crucifixion. He warns against the dangers of becoming overly focused on scripture as mere text without recognizing its purpose to reveal Christ. Koulianos stresses that the cross is essential to the Christian faith, serving as the starting point for understanding the gospel and the scriptures. He encourages believers to seek a deeper relationship with Jesus through the word, asserting that true understanding comes from recognizing Jesus as the focal point of all scripture. The sermon calls for a return to the core message of Christ crucified, which is foundational to the Christian faith.

In this sermon, the preacher expresses concern about the state of preaching today, noting that much of it revolves around stories about the preacher rather than focusing on the message of God. He emphasizes that true preaching should not be based on eloquence or personal glory, but on a firm commitment to proclaiming the gospel. The preacher highlights the sacrifice and suffering of Jesus Christ, from his birth in a humble setting to his ultimate sacrifice on the cross, and encourages listeners to reflect on the wondrous work of Christ. He calls for a return to preaching that brings out the unsearchable riches of Christ and focuses on the gospel message rather than personal achievements.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the evidence of Jesus' crucifixion and the significance of the wounds he endured. The speaker mentions that experts and anatomists have examined a linen cloth that contains over 200 lash marks, which were made visible through a photographic negative created by coagulated blood. The wounds on Jesus' body, including lash marks, bleeding on the scalp, and other signs of torture, are seen as a testament to his love and sorrow. The speaker also reflects on personal experiences and encounters with individuals who reject or misunderstand the message of the cross. The sermon emphasizes the importance of embracing the cross of Jesus Christ and warns against compromising one's faith in the face of increasing temptation.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of being the subject of a meeting where young people prayed and fasted for two days before facing him. Despite being twice their age, the speaker captivated their attention for an hour and gave an invitation for salvation, which was followed by an anointing with oil to seal the young people to God. The speaker also received a prophetic word for each individual. The sermon emphasizes the importance of humility and uniqueness in preaching the word of God, contrasting it with religious and human ability. The speaker highlights the need for believers to live in freedom from the influence of worldly powers and to rely on the power of the Holy Spirit.