In this sermon, the speaker recounts a powerful encounter he had with a young married couple who displayed an extraordinary love and tenderness towards each other. He asks them for advice on how they maintain such a godly love, especially in a world where many young people, even Christians, struggle in their marriages. The couple is stunned by the question but eventually shares their statement, which the speaker asks them to write down word for word. The speaker then goes on to share his own testimony of how Christ transformed his life and urges the audience to share the salvation of Christ with others.

This sermon emphasizes God's promise of transformation and renewal for His people, highlighting the importance of faith and obedience in receiving His covenant of peace. It explores the concept of God putting His fear in our hearts to keep us close to Him, and the cleansing power of God's forgiveness symbolized by sprinkling clean water. The message warns against the great cost of unbelief and encourages personal reflection on accepting God's promises for a new heart and spirit.

Thomas Reade preaches about the harmony of Christian graces, emphasizing the unity and oneness of heart within the Church of God as described in the Scriptures. He highlights the importance of believers being humble, gentle, patient, and united in faith and practice to stand strong against the enemy's divisive tactics. Reade warns against the disfiguration of the Church through discord and urges for a return to the harmonious combination of spiritual graces. He encourages self-examination, self-denial, watchfulness, prayer, obedience, and brotherly love as essential components of the Christian character, ultimately aiming for believers to be transformed into the likeness of Jesus through the work of the Holy Spirit.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the necessity of cultivating a true fear of the Lord, which encompasses awe and respect but extends beyond that to a recognition of sin and a call to holiness. He references Psalm 36:1 to illustrate that a lack of godly fear leads to indulgence in evil, while Jeremiah 32:39-40 assures believers that God will instill His fear in their hearts through His Word. This fear is not magically bestowed but is developed through a conscious decision to obey God's commands, as exemplified by Ezra in Ezra 7:10. Wilkerson highlights that the fear of God is a theme present in both the Old and New Testaments, urging believers to cleanse themselves and pursue holiness in reverence to God.

Thomas Reade preaches on the blessedness of a new heart, emphasizing the unity and consistency found in having 'one heart and one way' as promised by God. This promise encapsulates the essence of the Christian character, highlighting the importance of singleness of heart, faith in Jesus, and love working through obedience. Through divine grace, believers are united in heart, showing forth God's praise and experiencing communion with Him. The promise of 'one heart and one way' signifies God's covenant love and mercy, ensuring holiness and steadfastness in following His commandments.