T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the supreme importance of the incorruptible life embodied in Jesus Christ, who represents the true purpose of humanity as intended by God. He explains that through Christ's union with the Father, established by the Holy Spirit, we see the essence of incorruptibility and the restoration of man's purpose, which was lost due to sin. The sermon highlights that Christ's life and death exemplified incorruption, providing a model for believers to seek a relationship with God that transcends mere sovereignty to one of fellowship. Sparks challenges listeners to evaluate how much of God is reflected in their lives and interactions, urging them to ensure that their existence leads others to a deeper knowledge of God. Ultimately, the message calls for a life that embodies the incorruptible characteristics of Christ, fostering a genuine connection with God.

J.C. Philpot preaches on the sacred humanity of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the eternal purpose of the Father to glorify His Son through the incarnation. The sermon delves into the depths of God's wisdom, power, and love displayed in the union of the divine Son with human flesh to manifest grace, love, and glory. It highlights the importance of understanding the truth of God manifest in the flesh for godliness, salvation, and sanctification, as revealed in the mystery of the incarnate God. The sermon explores the real and substantial human nature of Jesus, impeccability, incorruptibility, and immortality of His sacred humanity, emphasizing the voluntary sacrifice and the unity of His two natures in one Person.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the incorruptible characteristics of union with God as Father, illustrating that true value in life and service is measured by intrinsic worth rather than superficial margins. He highlights that Jesus exemplified a life filled with intrinsic value, fully united with the Father through the Holy Spirit, and that this relationship was the source of His strength and the reason for His sufferings. Sparks argues that humanity was created for incorruptible life, which was lost through disobedience but restored in Christ, who provides a place for God in our hearts. The sermon challenges believers to evaluate how much of God is reflected in their lives and to ensure that their relationship with Him is one of fellowship and love, devoid of any margins of worthlessness. Ultimately, the test of our lives will be how much of God we have allowed to come through us to others.