What topics does your priest stress in his homilies

At my new parish the priest speaks of how we are loved by God and his homilies challenge me because they aren't all 'you are loved by God' end of...they are 'You are loved by God and God asks X of you'. He is a very softly spoken priest, but no one talks or make a sound when he is giving the homily. He keeps his homilies quite short too and he is concise.

My old parish, the priest would go on and on for about 15- 20 minutes sometimes, which would have been okay if he did not like the sound of his own voice, but he was very self promoting and told me he often didn't know what he was going to say until he got up and said it. Sometimes it worked out fine and he delivered a great homily, but most times you could tell he was distracted and not at all concise and by the end of it you wondered what he had just said because it was so hard to pay attention for that long when even he himself didn't seem often to be all that interested in what he was saying.

the eucharist
social justice
how the gospel is comprehensive and the OT and NT blend together

he is very smart and intelectual, sometimes his sermons go in two differant dirrections, his best ones have many differant threads and they all get tied together, his bad ones just kind of unwind

At mass yesterday, Father's homily was about how we should always be prepared for the coming of Jesus, not to be caught "sleeping" as the scripture puts it. Like a house whose master has gone abroad and has left his servants in charge, not knowing when he will return.

To fully devote our lives to Christ, repentence
Humility
Against materialism, greed and not taking time for the important things
Christianity is not a set of morals

One of the priests is a very personal homilist, the other is more vague. I prefer the personal speaker, his words go straight to my heart, he uses everyday language and he's eloquent. He's very intelligent, too.

Seems to mention how important it is to endure daily monotony of life with patience almost every Sunday.
My life is not very monotonous, so I can't help worrying if he is himself kind of fed up and advising himself as much as the congregation. But maybe they complain to him about it a lot?

Obedience to what the Church teaches.

Personal holiness within ourselves, our live/actions.

Good stewardship of our blessings.

My priest seems to talk a lot about not living like 'the world', that we are called to a different life

The topics most considered at my parish are:

1. The need to consecrate Russia
2. The errors of materialism
3. The disposition of the soul towards Christ
4. Devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary
5. The Rosary