In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of experiencing emotional breakings in our relationship with God. He refers to Luke 6:6-13, where Jesus speaks about the different types of soil and how they receive the seed. The preacher emphasizes the need for breakings in our soul, will, mind, and heart. Specifically, he discusses the importance of emotional breakings and how tears can be a powerful expression of our love and devotion to God. He encourages the congregation not to be afraid of their emotions and to seek a deep connection with God through emotional vulnerability.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses a Psalm or a couple of Psalms that focus on weeping, suffering, and grief. The first three verses describe a past event where God did something incredible for the people, fulfilling their dreams beyond imagination. However, the following verses express the current state of the people, feeling like their lives are barren and blasted, facing unknown hardships. The main point emphasized is that even when walking with God, tears and suffering should be expected. The speaker encourages the audience to bring their tears before God and transform them through a realization of His grace, a vision of the cross, and an assurance of glory.

In this sermon, Pastor Steve Mays discusses the future in heaven and the benefits that believers will experience. He emphasizes that in heaven, there will be no more tears, emotional pain, disappointment, insecurity, fears, or rebellion. Believers will rejoice in their new bodies and be free from physical and emotional suffering. Pastor Steve also highlights the difficulties of life on earth and the pain and heartache that exist. However, he reminds listeners that accepting Jesus Christ allows them to enjoy everything that God has prepared for them in heaven.

In this sermon, the preacher reflects on the struggles and trials that people in America are currently facing. He compares the difficulties of life to the challenges that ducklings face in surviving in a predator-filled lake. The preacher believes that God is angry with America due to its moral decay, corrupt politicians, and immoral entertainment. He references the story of Achan in the Bible to illustrate how the sins of one person can affect an entire nation. The sermon concludes with a call for repentance and a reminder of God's mercy and willingness to bless those who turn to Him.

Thomas Brooks emphasizes that tears carry a profound voice, as God pays attention to both our weeping and our prayers. He illustrates that penitent tears serve as divine ambassadors that bring forth grace from the throne of God, highlighting the example of Peter, whose silent tears led to mercy. Brooks asserts that tears are silent prayers that ultimately lead to God's compassion and mercy, making a sinner's face most beautiful when adorned with penitential tears.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a passion for the harvest, which refers to reaching out to people with the message of God. He encourages listeners to look at the harvest and learn about it, rather than making excuses or delaying action. The speaker shares a personal story about his daughter's behavior and how it moved him to tears, illustrating the depth of his love and concern for her. He emphasizes that God wants believers to share in his heart and sufferings, not just seek his power, and encourages them to agonize for the things that break God's heart.