The preacher delves into the meaning of 'mukterizo,' which signifies mocking, deriding, and treating with contempt. The concept of sowing and reaping is emphasized, highlighting the inevitable consequences of our actions and the futility of trying to deceive God. Various biblical examples are provided to illustrate the principle of reaping what is sown, emphasizing the importance of aligning our thoughts, actions, and character with God's truth to produce a fruitful harvest. The sermon underscores the universal application of God's law of reaping and sowing, urging believers to sow righteousness and avoid deception, for God cannot be mocked.

Beryl Amos shares the story of 'Woman to Woman Evangelism,' a spiritual venture initiated by the Christian Women's Fellowship in Victoria and Tasmania. The movement began with a call to discuss God's Word openly and evolved into a mission to evangelize women in the local churches. The focus is on the importance of women sharing the Gospel with others, both those who do not know Jesus and those who need a fresh encounter with Him, emphasizing the ongoing nature of evangelism as a vital part of the Christian faith.