In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of living a life in Christ and understanding the ways of God. He highlights the dichotomy between those who walk in faith and those who rely on human reasoning. The preacher encourages the audience to trust in God and not to be ashamed or hesitant to follow His lead, even when it may seem uncertain. He also emphasizes the need for faith in the body of Christ, rather than just knowledge, and the importance of praising God and allowing Him to work through us.

Joshua Daniel preaches about the faithfulness of God in fulfilling His plans through individuals who obediently follow His Word, like Mary, Elisabeth, Joseph, and Zacharias. These individuals, both young and old, walked in the will of God, setting a high standard of faith and obedience. The sermon emphasizes the importance of obeying God's Word not for fame but as a blessing in itself, and how God looks for people, especially the youth, who obey Him at all costs. It highlights the significance of faith in families and the impact it has on generations, drawing parallels to historical figures like John Wesley's parents and the prophets Elijah and Elisha.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the theme of spiritual enlargement through the biblical account of Elisha succeeding Elijah, highlighting the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit to maintain the testimony of Jesus. He draws parallels between the Old Testament stories and the New Testament, illustrating how God's call for fullness and enlargement applies to the Church today. Sparks discusses three key incidents: the widow's oil, Naaman's healing, and the sons of the prophets, each demonstrating the necessity of being empty vessels for God's abundant work. He urges believers to embrace a broader vision and ministry, free from limitations and exclusivity, to fulfill their calling in Christ. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper understanding of spiritual fullness and the expansive nature of God's grace.