In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of serving God in a way that honors Him and responds to His infinite blessings. He believes that prayer is the key to achieving this. The speaker references Jeremiah 2:13, which highlights the sin of forsaking God and seeking satisfaction in broken cisterns instead of the fountain of living waters. He also mentions 1 Peter 4:11, which encourages serving in the strength that God supplies for His glory. The sermon concludes with the idea that prayer is the means by which we acknowledge our dependence on God and express gratitude for His abundant blessings.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the dignity of being an ambassador for Christ, comparing it to the dignified conduct of ambassadors from powerful nations. He highlights that true ambassadors of Christ should not beg for money or dishonor His name, as God owns everything and provides for His servants. Poonen urges Christians to maintain their dignity and connection with their heavenly homeland, regardless of their material circumstances. He references Paul's example of enduring hardships while representing Christ with integrity and joy. The sermon calls for a transformation in how Christian workers present themselves, advocating for a dignified approach to ministry.