This sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God and breaking free from strongholds like witchcraft, rebellion, and the fear of man. It highlights the need to allow the Spirit of God to work in our lives, convict us of sin, and lead us to true repentance and freedom.

John G. Lake preaches about Divine Healing, explaining that it is the healing by the spirit of God, exercised through the spirit of man. Jesus, the Master Healer, empowered His disciples to perform the ministry of healing, and after His resurrection, a new commission was given to preach the gospel and heal the sick. The church is commended for coming behind in no gift, including the gifts of healing, miracles, and faith. Throughout history, various sects of Christians have practiced Divine Healing, trusting God solely for the healing of their bodies.

Stanley H. Frodsham shares powerful testimonies of Smith Wigglesworth's unwavering faith in the healing power of Jesus Christ. Wigglesworth's ministry was marked by miraculous healings, deliverances from demonic oppression, and resurrections from the dead, all through the authority of the name of Jesus. His audacious faith and compassion for the afflicted led to countless lives being transformed and restored, demonstrating the truth of John 14:12 that believers will do even greater works than Jesus. Despite facing opposition and criticism, Wigglesworth remained steadfast, always attributing the miracles to Jehovah the healer and emphasizing the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ.