This sermon addresses the dangers of the message of prosperity that strips people of God, leading to hurt and unhappiness through various practices. It emphasizes the need for Christians to understand the teachings of Jesus and the New Covenant, to grasp the heart of Jesus and the true spirit of the Gospel. The sermon also delves into the deceitfulness of the message of prosperity, warning against the dangers of being consumed by riches and the misinterpretation of biblical verses to support a prosperity doctrine.

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.

Rich, defined as having an abundance of valuable possessions, is a frequent topic addressed by the Lord Jesus in the New Testament. While it often refers to material wealth, it is also used figuratively in James to describe those who are rich in faith. God is described as rich in mercy, overflowing with love and compassion towards us, as seen in Ephesians 2:4.