This sermon emphasizes the dangers of pride and the importance of humility in the eyes of God. It highlights how God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble, as seen in Psalms 31:23, where the Lord preserves the faithful but repays the prideful abundantly. The message draws from Isaiah 2, illustrating God's opposition to all that exalts itself above Him, emphasizing the need to exalt the Lord alone. The call to war against pride is rooted in recognizing God's infinite value and seeking soul satisfaction in Him alone.

A.W. Pink emphasizes the critical importance of faithfulness in ministry, asserting that it is a non-negotiable requirement for those appointed as stewards of God's Word. He highlights that true faithfulness involves loyalty to Christ, unwavering commitment to preaching the truth, and the courage to stand firm against popular opinion. Pink illustrates this with examples from Scripture, noting that faithful servants like Abraham, Moses, and Paul were marked by their steadfastness despite personal costs. He warns that in a world rife with disloyalty and compromise, ministers must rely on God's promises to sustain their faithfulness. Ultimately, Pink calls all believers to embody this virtue, reminding them that faithfulness is essential for both ministers and the wider church community.

Count Zinzendorf preaches about the eternal depth of God's divine love displayed in Jesus, emphasizing the vastness of God's grace and the all-encompassing nature of His love for sinners. He encourages surrendering all aspects of our being - flesh, soul, and spirit - to God's tender care and presence, acknowledging that God's mercies far exceed our sins. Count Zinzendorf urges believers to seek God's saving health and to be armed with heavenly zeal to fearlessly navigate through all challenges.