In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of God's word and the need for consistency in following through with what is said. He shares a personal anecdote about his son expressing the desire for his father to do what he says. The preacher also discusses the different ways in which God disciplines His people, sometimes withholding blessings or rewards. He highlights the influence of various societal institutions, such as the media, education, counseling, and entertainment, in promoting worldly standards. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God has a purpose for every individual and that discipline is a crucial aspect of spiritual growth.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing that God is always watching over us. He shares a story of a father and son who plan to cut a log on someone else's property, but the son reminds the father that God sees everything, causing them to abandon their plan. The preacher also highlights that God knows our thoughts and intentions, as demonstrated by Jesus' ability to perceive people's thoughts during his time on earth. The sermon further discusses the significance of treating one's spouse with love and respect, as it reflects the image of Christ. The preacher also addresses the negative consequences of smoking and immoral behavior.

Derek Prince emphasizes the importance of how individuals react to correction and reproof, highlighting that one's response reveals their character. Those who respond with anger and rejection are considered mockers and wicked, while those who receive correction with gratitude and love are wise and righteous. It is crucial for each person to reflect on their own reactions to reproof and strive to respond with humility and a teachable spirit.

John Follette emphasizes the importance of training children in the way they should go, highlighting the need to go beyond just telling them what to do. He explains the process of telling, teaching, and training, stressing the significance of not just telling a child but also teaching and training them in the lessons. Just as a pianist needs to be taught and trained in music to become skilled, children need to be drilled and trained in the lessons they learn. The sermon draws parallels between earthly education and spiritual growth, emphasizing the need for practical application in training to ensure that the lessons become an integral part of one's life.