John Nelson Darby emphasizes the profound wisdom of God revealed through Christ, which was hidden from the rulers of this world, leading to the crucifixion of the Lord of glory. He explains that true understanding of God's mysteries comes only through the Holy Spirit, contrasting the ignorance of the worldly wise with the spiritual insight granted to believers. Darby highlights the importance of recognizing our responsibility before God and the necessity of being fully reliant on Christ for redemption and life. He urges Christians to evaluate whether their hearts are set on the things of God or the distractions of the world, reminding them of their glorious inheritance in Christ. Ultimately, he calls for a life that reflects the reality of being in Christ, living in the light of His grace and glory.

H.J. Vine emphasizes the profound wisdom of God as revealed through Christ in Isaiah, illustrating how the Servant of the Lord embodies divine wisdom and purpose. He contrasts the expectations of the mere religionist and the rationalist, showing that true wisdom is found in Christ, who suffered and was exalted for our salvation. The sermon highlights the significance of Christ as the true Israel and the faithful Servant, who restores and brings light to all nations. Vine also reflects on the prophetic nature of Isaiah, affirming that Christ's atoning work fulfills God's promises and secures salvation for both Israel and the Gentiles.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of living in the fear of the Lord and departing from sin to receive God's wisdom, which is essential for glorifying Him in all aspects of life. He explains that true Christians experience the law of life in Christ, which liberates them from the law of sin and death, and encourages believers to remain faithful and humble in their actions. Fox warns that those who stray from God's guidance will be subject to the law, while those who embrace the wisdom of God will find peace and righteousness. He highlights the significance of Christ as the covenant of life, urging believers to seek unity and love through Him. Ultimately, Fox calls for a deeper relationship with Christ, the source of eternal life and fulfillment of scripture.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his personal journey of being stripped and exposed to the nations by the Lord. He emphasizes the importance of being broken and losing our humanistic perspectives in order to meet with broken and dejected people who have lost their orientation. The speaker highlights the danger of valuing temporal and transient things over eternal truths and the ultimate purpose of existence. He calls for a shift in focus towards the church being a demonstration of God's defeat of the powers of darkness, free from the influence of worldly culture. The sermon also raises the question of who will resist the forces of fear and intimidation, even in the face of suffering and death.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for believers to rely on the life of God in order to be patient and kind to one another. The Book of Psalms is highlighted as a source of communion with God, with the speaker personally engaging in daily communion through reading the Psalms. The speaker also discusses the importance of understanding the suffering and death that Israel must go through in order to attain its glory. The sermon concludes with the reminder that believers should not expect instant gratification or rewards in this life, but rather trust in the ultimate fulfillment and consummation of their faith in the life to come.

Shane Idleman addresses the question of why Christians often see the world differently from others, emphasizing the importance of spiritual maturity and the distinction between worldly wisdom and God's wisdom. He highlights that true understanding comes from the Holy Spirit, which empowers believers to discern spiritual truths and navigate the complexities of life. Idleman challenges the congregation to reflect on their spiritual growth and the wisdom they embrace, urging them to seek God's truth rather than conforming to societal norms. He concludes by reminding listeners of the power of God and the importance of focusing on Him amidst the chaos of the world.