In this sermon, the speaker discusses the story of Christian and Hopeful from John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress." Christian and Hopeful were initially rejoicing and having fellowship with each other, talking about the Lord and His ways. However, their journey took a turn when they reached Douting Castle, the residence of giant despair. They were captured and thrown into a dungeon because they had strayed from the main road and were trespassing. The speaker emphasizes the importance of faith and the dangers of giving in to doubt and unbelief, as Satan constantly tries to undermine our trust in God.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of heavenly order and how it has been disrupted by Satan. However, Christ is the one who restores this divine order through his person and work. The church is then described as the vessel through which this order is manifested and administered in the future. The speaker also highlights the concept of "summing up" all things in Christ, bringing back and centering everything in him to create a harmonious whole.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of order and harmony in God's creation. They highlight how God has arranged the seasons and the movements of heavenly bodies to govern the earth. The speaker also marvels at the intricate design of the human body and suggests that anyone with knowledge of it should be in awe of God. They explain that when humanity rebelled against God and left their environment, they entered into an environment of poison and lack. However, the Bible is about bringing humanity back to God and restoring them to their rightful environment. The speaker concludes by discussing the relationship of Christ to this eternal heavenly order and how God has determined to gather all things together in Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher references the fifteenth chapter of the Gospel of Mark and the twelfth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew. He highlights the request of the scribes and Pharisees for a sign from Jesus, to which Jesus responds that only the sign of Jonah will be given. The preacher then connects this to the parable of the fig tree in which Jesus expresses disappointment in Israel's lack of fruitfulness. He further emphasizes the significance of the cross and the tearing of the temple veil, symbolizing the removal of the barrier between man and God. The sermon concludes with the preacher reflecting on Jesus' cry of forsakenness on the cross, representing the completion of God's plan to deal with sin and bring hope to humanity.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the immense power of evil forces in the world and how they laugh at human efforts to undo their work. He highlights the futility of trying to repair the damage caused by sin and the downfall of leaders and nations before this force. However, the speaker also points out that there is one thing that can overcome this power, and that is the cross of the Lord Jesus. He refers to the conflict between heaven and earth that arose with sin and the discordant note that disrupted the harmony. The speaker suggests that this discordant note can be found in the prophecies of Isaiah, specifically in chapter 14. He also mentions the story of Job and how his attempts to justify himself and find fellowship with others failed until the Lord intervened and reminded him of the harmony that existed before sin entered the world.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of unity and harmony in the church and in the world. He highlights that the cross of the Lord Jesus is the key to overcoming divisions and reuniting all things in Christ. The sermon also addresses the influence of evil forces that seek to disrupt and divide humanity. The preacher emphasizes that victory over these forces can only be achieved through understanding and applying the value of the cross and the blood of Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the parable of casting something into the waters and the waters being healed. They explain that throughout history, every step forward has only produced new problems. The sermon also mentions the story of Samson and how the safety and duration of a building rest on its pillars. The speaker emphasizes the importance of reality and truth in religion, as pretense and make-believe can lead to disintegration and confusion. The sermon references Proverbs 9:1, which speaks about wisdom building her house with seven pillars.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing and abiding in the word of God. They highlight the battle between life and death and the need for spiritual togetherness among believers. The speaker discusses the disruption of God's heavenly order by Satan and the importance of humility in restoring that order. They also emphasize the role of the church in representing and depositing the work of Christ. The sermon concludes with a challenge to individuals to consider the practical and challenging nature of being a true representation of the church.