Charles E. Cowman emphasizes the importance of maintaining unwavering faith in God, using the disciples' lack of continued trust on the road to Emmaus as a cautionary tale. He warns against allowing circumstances to shake our faith, urging believers to always declare, 'I am trusting,' instead of looking back and saying, 'We trusted.' Cowman highlights the need to trust God in all seasons, whether in the warmth of summer or the storms of winter, emphasizing that true faith remains steadfast regardless of external conditions.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes Peter's role as a representative of all early followers of Christ, illustrating the devastation they experienced due to the Cross and their subsequent despair. He highlights that despite their close association with Jesus and witnessing His miracles, they lacked the essential element of having Christ within them, which is crucial for true hope and strength. The sermon underscores that the resurrection of Christ brings a new hope, but it is the indwelling of Christ through the Holy Spirit that empowers believers for effective living and ministry. Sparks calls for a deep understanding that Christianity is not merely about historical facts but about the transformative presence of Christ in our lives. Ultimately, he stresses that without Christ within, there is no true hope for individuals or the Church.

T. Austin-Sparks preaches about the mystery of Christ, emphasizing how Jesus is the perfect representation of God, veiled in human form, and how true understanding of His identity comes through divine revelation. The Resurrection and Pentecost marked a turning point in truly 'seeing' Christ, not just physically, but understanding His true nature and significance. The Church was birthed through the revelation of Jesus by the Holy Spirit, empowering believers to witness and represent Him effectively in the world.

The preacher delves into the concept of redemption, emphasizing the freeing of captives through the payment of a ransom price, as seen in the biblical use of the Greek word 'lutroo.' The sermon explores how Jesus' precious blood serves as the ultimate redemption for believers, setting them free from bondage to sin and empowering them to live holy lives. Through various Bible verses and word studies, the preacher highlights the Old Testament foreshadowing of redemption, the practical implications of Christ's redemptive work, and the eternal inheritance secured through redemption in Christ.