In this sermon, Reverend Fuller reads letters from listeners who have found hope and salvation through his broadcast. He shares a letter from a young teenager who was living in deep sin but found Christ after hearing the program. Another letter expresses gratitude for the comfort the broadcast brings to those nearing the end of life. Reverend Fuller then discusses the story of Jonah's disobedience, highlighting the character, cause, course, and consequence of his sin. The sermon emphasizes the importance of heeding God's word and the need for repentance and obedience.

In this sermon, the speaker begins with a prayer, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to gather and worship God. The sermon focuses on the importance of believing in Jesus Christ and the consequences of not doing so. The speaker emphasizes that God's word stands true and that excuses for not believing will be insufficient when facing judgment. The sermon also highlights the need to forsake false gods and worship the true and living God.

Phil Beach Jr. explores the theme of disobedience through the story of Saul in 1 Samuel 15, emphasizing the importance of understanding the root causes of our disobedience to God. He highlights that Saul's failure stemmed from his fear of people rather than a reverence for God's commands, contrasting this with the example of Samuel, who prioritized God's Word above human approval. The sermon calls believers to examine their hearts and motivations, urging them to seek a deeper relationship with God that leads to true obedience and transformation. Ultimately, Beach Jr. reminds us that Jesus came to destroy the works of the devil, and we must allow Him to work in our lives to overcome sin.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of holding forth the Word of God in these critical days. He acknowledges that the world cannot offer lasting peace and security, and that true peace and security can only be found in the Lord Jesus. The preacher leads the congregation in prayer, asking for forgiveness of sins and strength for those facing persecution. He encourages believers to be patient in difficult circumstances, assuring them that God's foreknowledge extends to every incident in the lives of his children. The sermon concludes with a hymn about the hope of a heavenly home.

Theodore Epp discusses the dilemma faced by David as he becomes a bodyguard to Achish, king of Gath, which leads him into conflict with his own people, the Israelites. Epp highlights David's struggle with dishonesty, noting his history of lies that stem from doubt and fear. The sermon also examines Saul's desperate search for guidance, culminating in his visit to the witch of En-dor, which reflects his rebellion against God's will. The appearance of Samuel emphasizes the consequences of disobedience and the importance of seeking God's direction. Epp concludes with a reminder that true peace is unattainable for the wicked, urging believers to pursue God's will faithfully.

John Gill discusses the story of Balaam, emphasizing his covetousness and desire to curse Israel despite God's command to bless them. He highlights how Balaam's madness was rebuked by an angel and a speaking ass, illustrating the folly of opposing God's will. Gill draws parallels between Balaam's actions and the behavior of those who act against divine counsel, labeling such actions as madness. The sermon serves as a warning against allowing greed to lead one into sin and disobedience. Ultimately, it underscores the importance of aligning one's desires with God's purposes.

In his sermon, Chuck Smith discusses the disobedience and eventual death of King Asa, emphasizing how Asa's reliance on human strategy rather than faith in God led to his downfall. Despite his initial reforms and victories, Asa's later years were marked by a lack of trust in God, culminating in a disease that he sought to heal through physicians instead of turning to the Lord. Smith highlights the importance of maintaining faith and reliance on God throughout our lives, warning against the dangers of disobedience and self-reliance. The sermon serves as a reminder of God's patience and mercy, as He continues to reach out to those who stray from His path.

In this sermon, Dr. Darrell Champlin addresses the pursuit of the American dream and the neglect of spreading the gospel. He emphasizes the need for a spiritual awakening and a shift in priorities. The sermon begins with a call to action, urging listeners to not let the opportunity to share the gospel escape them. Dr. Champlin then shares a story of a missionary experience where the power of prayer and the gospel transformed a village. He concludes by reminding the audience that they have the power, personnel, and perspective to make a difference in spreading the gospel.