A.W. Pink emphasizes the profound love and sorrow of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as she stands by the cross witnessing her Son's suffering. He reflects on her life filled with trials and the fulfillment of Simeon's prophecy, highlighting her silent strength and unwavering presence during Christ's crucifixion. Pink also illustrates how Jesus, even in His agony, exemplified the importance of honoring one's parents by ensuring Mary's care through John, the beloved disciple. This act serves as a reminder of the responsibilities of familial love amidst spiritual duties. Ultimately, Pink calls for believers to behold Christ, the source of salvation, as Mary did, emphasizing the need for faith in Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of the preaching of the word of God as foundational for life and reality. He expresses gratitude for not being a teacher in today's generation, citing the lack of respect for authority figures such as teachers, police, and courts. The speaker also discusses the humiliation and backlash he faced within his own community, highlighting the role of suffering and servanthood in the Christian faith. He calls for the church to speak the truth in love and to be a prophetic voice in society, challenging the idolatry and illusions of the world.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the concept of "perform" and its significance in the story of Jesus. He starts by referencing the story of the angel appearing to Mary and explaining how she would conceive a son through the Holy Spirit. The preacher emphasizes that when Jesus cried out "peace" on the cross, he performed the ultimate act of redemption and fulfilled the requirements of the throne. The preacher also mentions the soldiers gambling for Jesus' clothes and highlights the significance of one of them getting his garment. The sermon concludes by discussing the prophetic significance of various Old Testament scriptures that point to Calvary and affirm the unbreakable nature of God's word.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of our actions in unexpected moments. He uses the story of Shem, Ham, and Canaan from the book of Genesis to illustrate his point. When Shem unexpectedly sees his father Noah in a vulnerable state, he chooses to cover him and show respect, while Ham takes pleasure in his father's humiliation. The speaker highlights the significance of this act, suggesting that it reveals the true condition of our hearts and our relationship with God. He also discusses the need for the church to be authentic and transparent in a post-Christian era that values breaking down idols and ending the celebration of heroes.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the importance of remembrance in his sermon 'Remember,' illustrating how God does not forget His promises, as seen in the story of Noah. He contrasts this with human forgetfulness, using the example of General Henry Havelock, who nearly lost his son due to neglect. Stegen urges listeners to honor their parents and remember their commitments to God, highlighting that forgetting can lead to regret and curses. He encourages kindness towards the elderly and stresses that honoring parents is crucial for a blessed life. Ultimately, he calls for a conscious remembrance of our Heavenly Father.

J.R. Miller emphasizes the profound bond between a child and their mother, highlighting her unwavering love and sacrifices from the moment of birth. He urges listeners to appreciate their mothers not just in times of illness but throughout their lives, encouraging a deep, ongoing relationship filled with confidence and care. Miller reflects on the beauty of a mother's aging, suggesting that her wrinkles are marks of love and sacrifice, and challenges children to actively contribute to their mother's well-being. He calls for a return of love and support, especially from daughters, to relieve mothers of burdens and foster mutual respect. Ultimately, he stresses that true fulfillment in life comes from honoring and being faithful to one's mother.