Octavius Winslow preaches about Jesus as the Great Healer, emphasizing that He is perfectly suited to address the deadly wounds of sin that afflict humanity. Winslow illustrates how Jesus' blood serves as the sovereign remedy for our spiritual maladies, offering hope and healing to all who seek Him. He reassures believers that Jesus can heal both physical and spiritual ailments, and encourages them to bring their desperate cases to Christ, who never turns away those in need. The sermon highlights the importance of relying solely on Christ for healing, warning against false remedies and urging a heartfelt cry for divine intervention. Ultimately, Winslow celebrates the compassionate nature of Jesus, who heals without reproach and restores the sin-sick soul.

David Servant preaches on how God can use even the smallest offerings to perform miracles, as seen in the story of the young boy's five loaves and two fish feeding five thousand people. This miracle demonstrates God's ability to multiply our meager resources to bless many others, showcasing His power and provision. Jesus' compassion for the crowds, His willingness to minister to their needs, and the importance of being good stewards of what God gives us are highlighted in this miraculous event, revealing God's deep love for His people and His desire to meet their needs.