In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of interpreting and applying scripture correctly. He shares a personal experience of attending a church where a repetitive preacher would often quote 2 Corinthians 2:9. The speaker emphasizes the need to understand the central truth of a scripture passage by examining its context and studying the words used. He warns against false teachings and the danger of being misled by those who twist scripture for their own gain.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the supernatural life that Christians are living. He begins by referencing Matthew 6:34, which encourages believers not to worry about the future, as God's providential dealings will take care of them. The speaker then refers to 2 Corinthians 4:15, emphasizing that although outwardly we may face afflictions, our inward man is renewed day by day. He goes on to highlight five aspects that demonstrate the supernatural nature of the Christian life, starting with the fact that believers have a supernatural book - the Bible. The speaker explains that the words spoken by Jesus and contained in the scriptures provide comfort, guidance, and answers to our problems.

Wayne Barber delves into the concept of proven character (dokime) in the Bible, emphasizing that enduring trials and afflictions promote and validate the character of believers. The process of being tested and standing firm in faith results in a genuine, authentic, and proven character, leading to a sense of hope and certainty in God's promises. Suffering is viewed as a means to display the genuineness of one's faith and to strengthen the believer's hope in God's faithfulness and love.