In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of producing apples in a garden as a metaphor for spiritual growth. He emphasizes the importance of planting good seeds in order to produce good fruit. The preacher draws examples from the Bible, highlighting how Jesus often used everyday situations to convey spiritual truths. He challenges the audience, especially those who consider themselves religious, to examine their beliefs and actions, reminding them that eternal life is a gift from God and not earned through their own righteousness. The sermon encourages introspection and reflection on the quality of one's spiritual fruit.

David Servant preaches about Jesus' fame spreading far and wide, drawing spiritually hungry people seeking healing and deliverance. Despite being the Son of God, Jesus operated as a man anointed with the gifts of the Holy Spirit, relying on the Spirit's guidance for miracles. Jesus chose twelve apostles to help spread the gospel, giving them authority to cast out demons to advertise their ministry and draw more people to hear the gospel. The nickname 'sons of thunder' given to James and John was likely an encouragement of their future powerful preaching that would startle and arrest people's attention.