In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that it is God who brings forth the truth and applies it to people's lives, not the preacher or personal worker. He explains that God draws people to Himself through His truth, and those who listen to His voice will find salvation. The preacher gives examples from the Bible, such as the conversion of Paul and the encounter with Lydia, to illustrate how God draws people to Himself. He concludes by highlighting a verse that closes every door except the one door to salvation, emphasizing the hope and encouragement found in God's message.

John Chrysostom preaches on the passage where some people of Jerusalem question if Jesus is the Christ, despite witnessing His miracles and bold teachings. He highlights the folly and madness of those who seek to kill Him while acknowledging His divine authority. Jesus addresses the people's contradictory knowledge of Him, emphasizing the importance of truly knowing Him and the Father through faith and obedience. He warns of the consequences of rejecting Him and failing to follow His teachings, urging listeners to keep their spiritual lamps burning with the oil of good deeds and mercy to enter the kingdom of God.