In this sermon, T. Austin Sparks discusses the great transition from one humanity to another in the divine economy. He emphasizes the importance of having a heavenly vision, as Apostle Paul did, which reveals the place and destiny of man, the nature and dynamic of ministry, the nature and purpose of the Church, and the significance of Christ's crucifixion, resurrection, and exaltation. Sparks emphasizes that true ministry is centered on Christ and that people should encounter Christ when they meet a minister. He also highlights the importance of personally seeing Jesus in order to truly understand the Church.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of measuring success in ministry by the impact it has on the youth. He cautions against using superficial methods, such as incorporating rock beats in worship, and instead encourages a deeper engagement with God's word. The speaker highlights the joy and worship that comes from a genuine acknowledgement of God as God, as seen in the example of non-professional singers and dancers. The sermon also emphasizes the eternal reward for sacrifice and self-denial in this life, and the need to engage young people in a compelling way that recognizes the seriousness of the faith.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding God's purpose for our lives. He highlights the idea that God desires to have a body of believers who reflect His wisdom and glory. The preacher also emphasizes that this purpose is not just a lofty concept, but something that should impact our daily lives and actions. He encourages listeners to seek God's will and to be actively engaged in fulfilling His purpose for their lives. The sermon concludes with a reminder that those who have truly encountered God will be filled with a sense of purpose and will not waste their time on meaningless pursuits.

In this sermon, Arthur Katz speaks about the importance of seeing the invisible and embracing a different perspective. He emphasizes that as apostles and prophets, they are a spectacle to the world and the powers that prevail over it. Katz highlights the eternal purpose of God in Christ Jesus, which is to demonstrate His glory through the church to the principalities and powers of the earth. He challenges the listeners to align themselves with the word of God and to value the church as the masterpiece of God, even though it may seem fragile and ordinary compared to the grandeur of the world.