Anton Bosch preaches on the impactful encounter between Jesus and Peter by the sea, where Jesus lovingly addresses Peter's denial and reaffirms his love and calling. Jesus first tends to their physical and emotional needs before addressing the spiritual, showcasing His compassion and understanding. The core question 'Do you love me?' remains pivotal in our relationship with Christ, emphasizing the importance of loving Jesus above all else, including ministry and religious practices. The church in Ephesus serves as a cautionary tale, showing how one can be doctrinally sound and active in ministry yet have left their first love, prompting a call to repentance and restoration.

Zac Poonen delivers a powerful sermon on the distinction between the works of the flesh and dead works as mentioned in the New Testament. He emphasizes that indulging in sinful works will hinder one from inheriting the kingdom of God, while dead works, though appearing good externally, are corrupt at the source and displeasing to God. Poonen urges believers to repent not only from sin but also from dead works, highlighting the importance of a foundation of genuine faith and love before striving for perfection in Christ.