Mike Bickle emphasizes the profound humility of God, particularly as expressed through Jesus Christ. He highlights that God's humility is unique to Christianity, contrasting it with other religions that focus solely on divine power. Bickle explains that Jesus' act of washing the disciples' feet exemplifies His core identity of love and humility, which invites believers into a deeper relationship with Him. The sermon encourages understanding God's humility as a means to foster admiration, gratitude, and confidence in our relationship with Him. Ultimately, Bickle asserts that true transformation comes not from power alone, but from a voluntary embrace of humility.

Samuel Davies preaches about the divine government, highlighting the blessings of wise and just rulers and the consequences of weak and tyrannical leadership. He emphasizes the necessity of a divine government over the universe for order, justice, and the management of both earthly and spiritual affairs. Davies explores the joy found in the Lord's reign through legislation, providence, grace, and future judgment, illustrating how God's laws, providential care, mediatorial grace, and righteous judgment bring about universal joy and justice.