This sermon by Derek Prince delves into the all-encompassing benefits of salvation through Jesus Christ, highlighting various aspects of the exchange that took place on the cross. It explores how Jesus bore our sins, sicknesses, and pains, offering forgiveness, healing, and righteousness. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus endured the curse, poverty, shame, and rejection so that believers could receive blessings, abundance, glory, and acceptance. It concludes by affirming that salvation covers all emotional needs and is a perfect and complete work.

John Chrysostom preaches about the importance of working out one's salvation with fear and trembling, emphasizing the need for personal responsibility and diligence in following God's will. He encourages believers to do all things without murmuring and disputings, to be blameless and harmless, shining as lights in a dark world, holding forth the word of life. Chrysostom reminds the audience to rejoice in suffering for Christ's sake, to find joy in presenting themselves as sacrifices to God, and to maintain a spirit of gratitude and thanksgiving in all circumstances.

W.R. Inge delivers a powerful sermon reflecting on the profound suffering of Jesus on the Cross and the excruciating anguish experienced by His mother, Mary. Inge explores how Mary's presence at the Crucifixion did not alleviate Jesus' suffering but rather intensified it, as her own heartache mirrored His pain. The sermon delves into the deep emotional and spiritual torment both Jesus and Mary endured, emphasizing the unique and unbearable agony of witnessing a loved one's crucifixion. Inge vividly portrays the shared suffering between Jesus and His mother, illustrating the immense weight of sorrow and grief they both carried.