This sermon delves into the importance of forgiveness as a key principle in Christianity, emphasizing that without forgiving others, God will not forgive us. It addresses the misconception of once saved, always saved doctrine and highlights the significance of genuine forgiveness in securing God's forgiveness. The teaching also explores the topic of divorce, revealing God's original plan for marriage and the seriousness of divorce in God's eyes. Additionally, it touches on the attitude towards children and the challenge of wealth hindering one's entrance into God's kingdom.

Zac Poonen preaches on the importance of building up the Body of Christ through the exercise of spiritual gifts and love. He emphasizes that wherever gifts are mentioned in the New Testament, love is also stressed simultaneously. Christ-like love, characterized by sacrificial, unselfish actions, is the fundamental law of the body of Christ, requiring self-denial and forgiveness. Poonen highlights the need for sacrificial, unselfish love as the basis for true Christian fellowship, warning against selfishness and the hindrances it poses to genuine communion within the Body of Christ.

George MacDonald preaches about the importance of forgiveness and the unpardonable sin, emphasizing the need to understand the depth of God's forgiveness and the consequences of denying the Spirit of Truth. He delves into the concept of forgiveness between a father and a son, highlighting the transformative power of repentance and the necessity of love and reconciliation. MacDonald explores the idea of the sin against the Holy Ghost as a condition of spiritual depravity that shuts out God's forgiveness, but he also offers hope for redemption and purification through divine love and mercy.