This sermon challenges the notion of prosperity gospel by questioning why God rebukes those who claim to be rich and increased with goods. It delves into the discrepancy between the message of prosperity preached by some and the biblical rebuke towards those who boast in material wealth, highlighting the importance of aligning our beliefs with the true teachings of the Bible.

In this sermon, Pastor Carter Conlon shares his experience of visiting a Central African country and witnessing extreme poverty alongside pastors driving luxury cars. He rebukes these pastors for their greed and warns them of impending judgment if they do not repent. He highlights the biblical teachings on the dangers of loving money and how it has led to the downfall of nations. Pastor Conlon also criticizes the spread of a false gospel of prosperity, particularly in Nigeria, and calls on preachers to choose between serving Mammon or Jesus.

David Servant addresses the contentious topic of divorce and remarriage, urging listeners to carefully consider all that Scripture teaches on the subject and to avoid interpretations that contradict other scriptures. He highlights the importance of understanding the true reasons behind God's view on divorce and remarriage, emphasizing the heart behind the actions rather than just the outward behavior. Servant points out the misuse of loopholes by corrupt religious leaders in Jesus' time and distinguishes between those who divorce for selfish reasons and those who genuinely try to save their marriage but fail. He stresses the necessity of holiness for entering heaven, citing Jesus' teachings on obeying commandments and the challenge for the rich to enter God's kingdom.