Keith Daniel delivers a powerful sermon on the painful reality of facing opposition from one's own family when choosing to follow Christ. He emphasizes that true discipleship may lead to division, even among loved ones, as illustrated by biblical passages and personal stories of individuals who faced severe consequences for their faith. Daniel recounts the transformative power of God's grace in the lives of those who have suffered for their beliefs, urging listeners to remain steadfast in their commitment to Christ despite familial strife. He highlights the importance of prioritizing one's relationship with God above all else, even when it leads to heart-wrenching decisions. The message calls for deep reflection on the cost of discipleship and the necessity of unwavering faith in the face of adversity.

Clement of Rome emphasizes the holy and separate lifestyles of the prophets and apostles, highlighting their dedication to serving God without the distractions of relationships with women. He points out how Moses, Aaron, Joshua, and other prophets lived in male-only communities, ministering before God and teaching the people to maintain order and holiness. The Scriptures testify to the well-ordered arrangements of the Israelites, marching without stumbling, with men and women separated even in their worship and praise of the Lord. Elisha, Gehazi, and the sons of the prophets also lived in a similar manner, dedicated to God without the presence of females.

Dr. D. Vaughan Rees shares harrowing experiences with Communists, highlighting the cruelty and brutality faced by many, including being subjected to horrific methods of execution. He recounts encounters with Communist officials, showcasing the oppressive atmosphere of suspicion and control, where even simple questions could lead to life-threatening situations. Despite the challenges, he witnesses the power of prayer and divine provision, experiencing miraculous interventions that enable his escape from dangerous circumstances.