In this sermon, the preacher discusses the importance of understanding our position as believers in Christ. He emphasizes that we are free from the bondage of the law and have been saved by grace. However, he warns against abusing this freedom and causing division among fellow believers. The preacher encourages practicing four principles in our daily conduct: knowing our position, living in love, relying on the power of the Holy Spirit, and glorifying God in our bodies. He reminds us that we are called to be witnesses and testimonies to the Lord, and that our actions should reflect this.

John Chrysostom emphasizes the importance of diligently searching the Scriptures to find eternal life in Christ, rather than merely reading them superficially. He points out that the Jews' lack of belief in Jesus stems from their love for human honor over God's honor, as evidenced by their rejection of Christ's teachings and miracles. Chrysostom highlights the hypocrisy of the Jews claiming to trust in Moses while disbelieving in the One whom Moses wrote about. He warns about the folly of wickedness and the wisdom found in virtue, urging listeners to cast out deceit and embrace true wisdom found in fearing God.

John Chrysostom preaches about the dangers of envy, highlighting how it harms the envious first before causing any harm to others, emphasizing the importance of enduring wrong rather than inflicting it. He discusses the encounter between John the Baptist and the Jews, showcasing John's humility and gentleness in responding to their questions about his identity. John Chrysostom delves into the significance of John the Baptist's testimony about Jesus, pointing out the humility and wisdom in John's acknowledgment of Jesus' superiority and his unworthiness to even untie His sandals.