F.B. Meyer emphasizes the profound spiritual riches we possess in Christ Jesus, highlighting our union with Him in justification and the necessity of His presence in our lives for sanctification. He explains that our blessings stem from God's will and flow through Christ, culminating in the ultimate purpose of all things being united in Him. Meyer encourages believers to maintain a conscious oneness with Christ, which empowers them to rise above selfishness and spiritual adversaries. He also notes the importance of the Church in fulfilling Christ's mission, urging believers to seek fullness in Him. Ultimately, he prays for enlightenment to understand the hope and greatness of God's power available to those who believe.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the transformative power of two words: "but God." These words signify the intervention and mercy of God in the midst of human despair and hopelessness. The speaker encourages the audience to turn to Ephesians 2:4, which highlights God's ability to save and redeem through the precious blood of Jesus. The sermon also acknowledges the faithfulness of God in the speaker's 27 years of radio broadcasting, during which thousands of people have been saved. The sermon concludes with a reminder to keep nothing between one's soul and the Savior, and to embrace the believer's present position in grace as depicted in Ephesians 2:4-10.

Thomas Brooks emphasizes that the riches found in Christ are truly soul-satisfying, far surpassing any material wealth or earthly possessions. He illustrates that just as a pardon satisfies a condemned man or bread satisfies the hungry, the grace and goodness of Christ fulfill the deepest longings of the soul. Brooks warns against the futility of seeking satisfaction in silver and abundance, as these cannot meet our spiritual needs. Ultimately, a soul enriched by Christ declares sufficiency in Him, regardless of temporal circumstances.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses how God's creation is not just like a museum to be observed, but it is intended to bless and benefit humanity. The speaker emphasizes that all of God's glory is meant to be shared and received by people. The main focus of the sermon is on the role of the apostle Paul as a steward of God's message, specifically in preaching the immeasurable riches of Christ to the Gentiles and making known the mystery of God's plan. The speaker also highlights the importance of being renewed in the spirit and putting on the new man through Jesus Christ.