In this sermon, the speaker discusses his experience in sharing the word of God with Muslims. He mentions baptizing over 700 individuals and witnessing their eyes being opened to the message. The speaker emphasizes the importance of using the Bible to engage in conversations with Muslims and suggests selecting passages such as the Psalms and excluding Paul's writings. He also highlights the difference between forgiveness in Islam, achieved through good deeds, and forgiveness in Christianity, which is a gift offered to everyone through Jesus. The sermon concludes with a prayer for understanding and guidance in sharing God's love and forgiveness with Muslims.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a mission in life, just like Jesus had a mission when he came into the world. The speaker mentions being a news junkie and feeling overwhelmed by the negative news, but highlights the message of grace and freedom that Jesus brings. The speaker also references a play in London where the audience was invited to join in presenting Jesus Christ to the world. The sermon emphasizes that Christ's mission is on schedule and that there is something to be gained from it. The speaker refers to Luke 14 and Matthew 28, where Jesus gives examples of counting the cost and directing what is important. The sermon concludes with the assurance that Jesus will complete the work he has started in our lives.

William MacDonald reflects on the profound mystery of Christ's sacrifice as believers approach the Lord's Table, emphasizing the limitations of human understanding when faced with the vastness of God's love and grace. He illustrates the struggle to grasp the depth of Christ's suffering and the enormity of redemption, acknowledging that while we strive to comprehend these truths, we often feel inadequate and unmoved. MacDonald expresses a longing for the day when the veil will be lifted, allowing us to fully appreciate the significance of Christ's sacrifice and the love that motivated it. He encourages believers to recognize their finite perspective and to yearn for a deeper connection with the Savior's love and grace.