In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of knowing and understanding our calling as believers. He highlights that our calling is to be holy and without blame before God in love. The preacher also emphasizes the riches of God's inheritance in us, which should affect our attitude towards ourselves. The sermon then shifts to the topic of power, specifically the power to be patient, joyful, and praiseful in all circumstances. The preacher encourages believers to seek strength and power from the Holy Spirit in order to live out their calling and experience the purifying presence of Christ in their lives.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses three management principles based on the counsel of God. The first principle is to respect your workers, treating them with courtesy, cheerfulness, and respect. The second principle is to renounce the use of threats as a management tool, instead opting for constructive feedback and guidance. The preacher then transitions to discussing the spirit-filled life, emphasizing the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit and maintaining that fullness. Finally, the sermon concludes with a discussion on submission in various aspects of life, including marriages, homes, and labor relations, and offers spiritual advice on engaging in spiritual warfare against the enemy. Throughout the sermon, the preacher references verses from the Bible, particularly Ephesians chapter 6.