David Servant preaches on the importance of giving with the right motives, emphasizing the need to interpret Scripture in context and not for personal gain. He highlights how Jesus' promise in Luke 6:38 is often misused by prosperity preachers to promote greed, contrasting it with the true meaning of sacrificial giving and blessings for those who give to the poor. Servant warns against selfish motives in giving and encourages a lifestyle of generosity and simplicity, focusing on laying up treasures in heaven rather than on earth.

Jonathan Edwards preaches about the duty of charity to the poor, emphasizing the importance of giving bountifully and willingly to those in need, regardless of their circumstances or behavior. He highlights that God commands us to love and treat one another as brethren, showing compassion and kindness even to those who may not deserve it. Edwards stresses that true Christian charity involves bearing one another's burdens, sympathizing with others in their difficulties, and being ready to help and relieve them, following the example of the Good Samaritan. He addresses objections to charity, such as concerns about the right spirit in giving, making a righteousness of it, lack of immediate rewards, and reluctance to help those perceived as undeserving, providing biblical explanations and encouragements to continue in well-doing.

Jonathan Edwards preaches about the importance of self-examination and living a life free from sin, focusing on various aspects such as the observance of the Sabbath, secret sins, temper towards neighbors, dealings with others, charity, and conversation. He emphasizes the need to diligently search one's heart, repent of sins, and strive to align with God's commandments to avoid provoking Him. Edwards urges the congregation to reflect on their actions, thoughts, and attitudes towards others, emphasizing the significance of living a righteous and just life in accordance with God's will.

David Servant delves into Jesus' command to 'lend, expecting nothing in return,' emphasizing the importance of lending without expecting repayment, especially to the poor and needy. He highlights the virtue of lending as an act of compassion and generosity, reflecting God's kindness to all. Servant explores the biblical context of lending, focusing on God's expectations regarding loans made to the poor and the significance of lending without interest. He challenges listeners to consider their ability to be lenders and suggests practical ways to obey Jesus' commandment in today's context.