In this sermon, the preacher discusses the law of jealousy as described in Numbers 5. He explains that this law was applied to women who were suspected of adultery, causing physical symptoms as a result of drinking a special water. The preacher draws a parallel between this law and God's judgment on unfaithful Jerusalem, stating that God will judge them like women who commit adultery. The sermon also includes a personal testimony of a woman who experienced conviction after reading Galatians 5 and found freedom through the Word of God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of not being spiritually "fattened" in the wrong way. He uses the example of Moses coming down from Mount Sinai and finding the people engaged in sinful behavior. The speaker encourages the audience to be open to correction and to seek peace and harmony instead of jealousy. He highlights the negative effects of jealousy in relationships, citing examples from the Bible. The sermon concludes with a call to eradicate jealousy and seek the welfare of others, just as God desires.

Zac Poonen addresses the jealousy of the Pharisees towards Jesus, who performed miracles that they could not, highlighting their inability to rejoice in God's work due to their pride and sectarianism. He emphasizes that true miracles occur where the gospel is preached for the first time, often through ordinary believers, and warns against the counterfeit miracles seen in modern times. Poonen encourages believers to trust God for real miracles and to pray for healing, reminding them of their privileges as children of God. He also stresses the importance of giving glory to God for any miracles that occur, to avoid falling into the same trap of pride as the Pharisees.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of giving our best to God, using the example of Abel's offering. He highlights that God accepted Abel's offering because it was given with sincerity and devotion. The speaker also cautions against judging others based on outward appearances, urging listeners to wait for the Lord to reveal what is truly in a person's heart. He encourages believers to be mindful of their own actions and attitudes towards others, reminding them to follow Jesus' command to not judge others.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of trust in God as the highest form of affection. He warns against serving the spirit of fear and worry, which he considers to be a form of idolatry. The preacher highlights how it provokes God to jealousy when we turn to the flesh or rely on man instead of depending solely on God. He also references the story of Moses and the Israelites, reminding the audience of the great miracles and provisions God had shown them throughout their journey. The sermon encourages believers to fear God, hope in His mercy, and seek Him in times of trouble.

George Warnock emphasizes God's deep jealousy for His people, urging them to seek the truth that leads to true freedom and deliverance. He explains that while deliverance from sin is essential, it is equally important to understand that God desires to bring His people into a deeper relationship with Him, symbolized by the journey from Egypt to Canaan. Warnock challenges listeners to align their desires with God's, recognizing that true fulfillment comes from knowing and wanting what God wants for their lives. He warns against the distractions and false desires that can lead believers away from God's purpose, encouraging them to seek a genuine relationship with Him.