Paris Reidhead delves into the nature of man, emphasizing the importance of understanding what kind of being man is and the historical conflicts surrounding anthropology. He explores the significance of man being made in the image of God, with the capacity to think, choose, and create, reflecting God's attributes of light, life, truth, and love. Reidhead traces the origins of sin, highlighting the pivotal moment when an intelligent being chose to go against God's will, leading to the fall of man. He concludes by underscoring the depth of God's love for humanity, despite our sinful nature, and the transformative power of Christ's sacrifice.

Denny Kenaston preaches about the importance of husbands being spiritual leaders in their homes by nurturing and cherishing their wives to become radiant and godly women. He emphasizes the need for husbands to seek their wives' counsel, understand their feelings, and comfort them in times of failure. The sermon highlights the significance of accepting and forgiving wives, as well as showing them love, honor, and attention. Kenaston urges husbands to be students of their wives, taking care of their 'glory' and helping them fulfill their God-given responsibilities to establish solid homes for God's glory.