Zac Poonen delivers powerful messages at the Tuticorin Conference, emphasizing the importance of being justified by Christ's blood and accepted in Him, leading to a sinless past in God's eyes through repentance, maintaining a good conscience, and forgiving others. He highlights the need to listen to the Lord Jesus constantly to destroy idols in our lives, showcasing humility through total obedience and dying to our own will. Poonen also stresses the significance of living with understanding and care towards our spouses, teaching our children to prioritize Christ above worldly desires, and building a united 'family' in the Body of Christ.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the importance of living a life of gratitude for the forgiveness we have received from God, as demonstrated in the parable of the unmerciful servant. He illustrates that while the servant was forgiven an enormous debt, he failed to extend the same mercy to others, leading to dire consequences. Poonen argues that true gratitude should compel us to show mercy, reflecting the spirit of Christ, who forgave even those who wronged Him. He warns that failing to forgive others can lead to spiritual torment and unrest, urging believers to embody the new covenant of love and forgiveness. Ultimately, we are called to bless others and follow Jesus' example of unconditional love.

K.P. Yohannan shares a transformative story of a lawyer whose life changed after a tragic accident that forced him to confront his own imperfections. Through his journey of relearning basic skills, he developed compassion and grace towards others, especially his daughter, who he once would have criticized. Yohannan emphasizes that we often impose unrealistic standards on others, forgetting our own struggles, and calls for a shift towards understanding and supporting one another. He illustrates this with biblical examples, including Jesus' interactions with sinners, urging us to embody Christ's compassion and be a source of support for those in need. Ultimately, the sermon encourages us to recognize our shared humanity and extend grace as we walk together in faith.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the importance of remembering the mercy we have received from God, illustrated through the parable of the unforgiving servant in Matthew 18:23-35. He highlights how the servant, after being forgiven a great debt, failed to extend mercy to another who owed him a small amount, revealing a lack of self-awareness regarding his own unworthiness. Wilkerson shares a personal revelation from God about his own judgmental spirit and the need to reflect on the mercy shown to him, urging listeners to recognize their own past sins before judging others. He concludes that true mercy can only be offered when we remember the depths from which we have been saved. This understanding fosters compassion and prevents us from being harsh towards those who are struggling.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes the importance of dealing gently with others, drawing parallels between King David's plea for Absalom and Jesus' compassion for sinners. Despite Absalom's rebellion, David's love for his son led him to request mercy from his generals, reflecting the heart of Jesus who desires to restore the wayward. Brengle warns against the harshness of those who, like Joab, may act in zeal but ultimately harm rather than heal, urging believers to embody gentleness and love in their interactions. He highlights that true gentleness is a fruit of the Spirit, attainable through a close relationship with Jesus, and essential for restoring the backslider. The sermon calls for a balance of firmness and gentleness, encouraging believers to reflect Christ's character in their dealings with others.

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of not harming oneself, emphasizing that no external force or circumstance can harm a person who remains vigilant and sober in the Lord. He uses examples from the Bible, such as the three children in the fiery furnace, to illustrate how even in the face of captivity, exile, and severe trials, those who remain faithful to God emerge victorious and unharmed. Chrysostom highlights the power of true doctrine and unwavering faith in overcoming challenges, showcasing how those who do not betray themselves can turn Heaven-sent wrath and adversity into opportunities for greater glory and spiritual growth.

Zac Poonen preaches on the significance of the Sabbath and God's laws, emphasizing that they are meant to benefit humanity and bring happiness. He highlights the importance of starting each day in rest and fellowship with God, following the pattern set by Adam, and the need to forgive and release others as God has forgiven us. Poonen delves into the concept of the Sabbath rest under the new covenant, symbolizing a continuous state of jubilee where debts are forgiven and relationships are restored. He stresses the power of gratitude in serving the Lord under grace and the necessity of forgiving others daily to maintain God's forgiveness towards us.

David Servant preaches on the importance of forgiveness, emphasizing the need to show mercy to others as we have received mercy from God. He delves into Jesus' Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, highlighting the consequences of unforgiveness and the requirement for us to forgive others in order to receive forgiveness from God. Servant explains that forgiveness leads to reconciliation, illustrating this through biblical examples and teachings. He addresses common misconceptions about forgiveness and provides insights on when and whom God expects us to forgive, emphasizing the significance of repentance in the process of forgiveness.

Zac Poonen preaches on various aspects of entering God's Kingdom, emphasizing the importance of good soil for spiritual growth, the need to be properly clothed with Christ's righteousness, and the significance of building our lives on a solid foundation of obedience. He also delves into the concept of paying the price in following Christ, highlighting the effortless growth that comes from following the Spirit's laws and the necessity of valuing Jesus above all else. Poonen addresses the themes of loving God and man, the danger of legalism, the different types of backsliders, spiritual pride, watching and praying, and being faithful with God's gifts.