David Servant preaches on the importance of faith in receiving divine healing, as seen in the stories of Jairus' daughter and the woman with internal bleeding. Both individuals demonstrated strong faith through their actions, pressing through crowds to reach Jesus and believing in His healing power. The woman's healing showcases that faith draws out Jesus' healing power, available to all who believe. This challenges the misconception that God only heals some and not others, emphasizing that healing is accessible to all through faith in Jesus.

David Servant emphasizes the importance of faith in receiving healing from Jesus, highlighting how all the individuals healed by Jesus in the Bible were healed through their faith in Him. He challenges the misconception that healing is solely dependent on God's will, stressing the crucial role of faith in the healing process. David also discusses the power of believing in immediate healing rather than waiting for a distant future, drawing examples from the stories of the paralytic, the woman with the hemorrhage, the blind men, and the synagogue official. He explores the dynamics of faith in healing, pointing out that while one's faith can influence others, each individual must personally believe for themselves, as seen in the story of the paralytic lowered through the roof by his friends.

G. Campbell Morgan explores the profound concept of salvation as taught by Jesus, emphasizing that salvation is not merely a state of being safe but a transformative process that delivers individuals from harm and restores them to wholeness. He illustrates this through the story of Zacchaeus, highlighting how Jesus came to seek and save the lost, demonstrating that true salvation results in moral and spiritual renewal. Morgan underscores that Jesus' use of the term 'to save' is always connected to humanity, focusing on the restoration of life and the negation of destructive forces. The sermon emphasizes that salvation encompasses forgiveness, liberation from sin, and the realization of one's true potential in Christ. Ultimately, Morgan asserts that Jesus' mission is to bring this comprehensive salvation to all who are lost.