In this sermon, the speaker focuses on Ephesians chapter 6 and the spiritual battle against Satan. He uses the imagery of a Roman soldier to illustrate the seven weapons or pieces of armor that believers must have to overcome the enemy. The first piece of armor mentioned is the belt of truth, which represents a transparent love for Jesus in our lives. The fourth piece of armor is the shield of faith, which is described as a living faith in God and an assurance of His unchanging love and support. The sermon emphasizes the importance of being firmly established on the foundation of God's blessings in Christ (chapters 1-3) in order to live a victorious Christian life (chapters 4-6).

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of growing in faith and trusting God with every aspect of our lives. They encourage listeners to not hold back any areas of their lives from God, as He is able to keep and protect whatever is committed to Him. The speaker shares a personal story of a friend in prison who has found peace and comfort in surrendering to God. They highlight the peace that comes from fully trusting God and the blessings that come with it. The sermon concludes with a reflection on a verse that the speaker had never paid attention to before, prompting listeners to consider what they would want to give to someone they care about and what they would want if they could have anything.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes the necessity of recognizing God as our Father to fully experience His grace and peace, which are essential for our spiritual well-being. He illustrates how Jesus lived in constant communion with the Father, drawing strength and guidance from Him, and encourages believers to adopt a similar relationship. Meyer highlights the glory of being children of God and the access we have to the Father through prayer, urging us to appreciate the depth of this relationship. He reminds us that all earthly fatherhoods reflect the divine Fatherhood, and that gratitude should be our response to all circumstances, trusting in God's perfect love. Ultimately, he assures that the peace of God will envelop our hearts as we embrace our identity as His children.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes that God's love is not contingent upon our actions or the sacrifice of Jesus, but rather, it is the very foundation of Christ's sacrifice. He explains that God's love flows through Jesus, who reveals the true nature of the Father, and that this love remains steadfast despite our sins and shortcomings. Meyer illustrates the vastness of God's love, describing its breadth, length, height, and depth, and how it is expressed through supreme sacrifice. He concludes by highlighting the intimate relationship between God and humanity, where love and faith are intertwined, allowing God's love to flow into our hearts and through us to the world.