David Servant preaches about Jesus' eventual return and the importance of being faithful servants while waiting for His second coming. Through the parable of the ten servants, Jesus illustrates the responsibility of His followers to use their gifts and talents to serve Him and others. The story also highlights the consequences of unfaithfulness and refusal to repent and follow Jesus, emphasizing the need for genuine faith and action. Just as the nobleman rewarded the faithful servants, Jesus will reward those who diligently produce fruit for Him, while swift judgment awaits those who reject Him upon His return.

Zac Poonen addresses the self-centered person's attitude towards God, emphasizing that legalistic service stems from a desire for reward rather than genuine love. He illustrates this through the elder son in the parable of the prodigal son, who served his father out of obligation and resentment, expecting recognition and reward. Poonen warns that such a mindset leads to dissatisfaction and comparison with others, which is contrary to God's desire for cheerful and spontaneous service. He encourages believers to serve out of love for Christ, highlighting that true service should be joyful and free from the burden of legalism. Ultimately, God desires our love above all else, as it is the foundation of a meaningful relationship with Him.