In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal experience of being mistaken for Jesus by a little girl on a train. He emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with Jesus and the hope of being transformed to be like Him in the future. The preacher also highlights the joy and fellowship that comes from having the love of God shed abroad in our hearts. He encourages believers to seek out others who share the same love and life in Christ. The sermon concludes with a touching story of a boy whose eyes were opened and his gratitude towards the one who performed the miracle.

Andrew Bonar reflects on Paul's visit to Peter after three years of solitude in Arabia, emphasizing the significance of fellowship among disciples. During their fifteen days together, Paul and Peter shared their experiences and teachings, reinforcing their mutual understanding of the Gospel's simplicity and the importance of salvation through Christ alone. Bonar highlights the humility of Paul, who, despite his scholarly background, sought to learn from Peter, demonstrating that true discipleship involves a continuous desire to grow and learn from one another. The sermon also underscores the importance of seeking God's will and the joy that comes from confirming the truth of the Gospel with fellow believers.