In this sermon, the preacher Eugene and Dave, who are wealthy businessmen in Cape Town, are praised for their love for God and their dedication to giving their finances to Jesus. The preacher recounts how he was invited to their house after they heard him preach. During their fellowship, the preacher asks them about their conversion to Christianity, and they humbly admit to having broken their father and mother's hearts and causing damage to their father's ministry. The preacher uses this example to emphasize the importance of avoiding sinful influences such as movies, television programs, and books, as they can lead to the destruction of relationships and families. He also references the Bible, specifically 2 Timothy 3:1, to highlight the dangers of disobedience to parents and the consequences of sin within the home.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the parable of the prodigal son to illustrate God's love for the lost. He asks the audience to put themselves in the shoes of a father whose son chooses a life of sin and rebellion. The preacher emphasizes the father's integrity and the son's decision to distance himself from that integrity. The sermon highlights the contrast between God's love and mercy for sinners and the lack of compassion shown by the religious leaders of the time. Overall, the sermon aims to reveal a glimpse of God's heart and his overwhelming love for the lost.

In this sermon, pastors Ray and Jan Greenlee discuss the story of the prodigal son and its connection to money. They emphasize that the covenant between the father and his sons is based on fellowship and prosperity for the common good. The sermon highlights the importance of working for the good of the family and the kingdom of God, through fasting, prayer, giving, reading the Word, and testifying. The prodigal son's journey from squandering his wealth to working in a pig pen serves as a lesson on the importance of humility and submission to God.

In this sermon, the speaker explores the parable of the prodigal son from the perspective of each of its three main characters. The parable tells the story of a younger son who squanders his inheritance in a distant country and ends up working in the fields feeding pigs. After hitting rock bottom, he decides to return to his father and confess his sins. The father, filled with compassion, welcomes him back with open arms, disregarding his past mistakes. The sermon emphasizes the themes of repentance, forgiveness, and the unconditional love of God.