In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about a couple who lived empty lives, focused on material pleasures and entertainment. He emphasizes the tragedy of people living their lives like hamsters on a wheel, going around in circles and getting nowhere. The preacher then discusses the transformation that occurs when Jesus comes into a person's heart, comparing it to a briar bush becoming a cypress tree. He concludes by inviting the congregation to accept Jesus into their hearts and seek forgiveness for their sins, emphasizing the urgency of seeking the Lord while he may be found.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, emphasizing His victory over death and Hades, and the eternal life He offers to all who believe in Him. She encourages believers to rejoice in the new life and beauty that God is constantly revealing to the world, symbolized by the return of spring and the singing of birds. Tileston highlights Easter as a time of great victory, perplexity solved, and triumph assured for Christians, calling it the news of a great victory.

John Follette emphasizes the importance of worshipping in the Spirit without being prompted, highlighting that true worship is born of the Spirit and is a self-giving to God from within. He stresses the difference between praise, which is something we do, and worship, which is of the Spirit, urging believers to come into the swing of the Spirit that enters into worship. Follette encourages a deep adoration and worship of God, emphasizing that our highest vocation is adoration and worship, not just ministry.