In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that God is the creator and ruler of the world. He does not need worship from human hands, as He is the source of all life and everything we have. The preacher also highlights that God has made all nations from one blood and has appointed times for everything. The sermon encourages listeners to seek the Lord and have a personal encounter with Him, leading to repentance and a Christ-centered life. The preacher also mentions a story from the Bible where a woman with a health issue was healed by touching Jesus, emphasizing the power and presence of God.

Brother Lawrence, on his death-bed, emphasizes the importance of knowing God deeply, highlighting that God's love for us is the foundation of all His actions for our good. He encourages seeing afflictions as bearable when viewed in the light of God's hand, transforming sufferings into opportunities for consolation. Lawrence urges a continuous pursuit of God through faith, rather than seeking Him for material favors, as true devotion to God brings about a profound change within us, leading to a deep love for Him in all circumstances.

David Servant delves into the famous chapter on love in 1 Corinthians, emphasizing how Paul's words were a direct rebuke to the Corinthian church where love was lacking. Paul highlights that without love, spiritual gifts and good deeds are meaningless, challenging the Corinthians to prioritize love above all else. He warns against selfish motives behind seemingly unselfish actions and stresses the importance of genuine love that rejoices in truth and bears all things. Despite the belief that spiritual gifts would cease with the completion of the Bible, Paul reminds that our knowledge remains partial until Jesus reigns, humbling us to acknowledge our limited understanding.