In this sermon, the speaker encourages the audience to invest their hearts and minds in spreading the gospel to a world in need. He recommends two books, "Revolution World Missions" and "No Longer a Slum Dog," which highlight the importance of missionary work and helping those in poverty. The speaker shares his personal experience of how reading "Revolution World Missions" transformed his perspective on Christianity and led him to become involved in missions. He emphasizes the urgency of living for Jesus and making the gospel our passion, as there are people in desperate need of salvation.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experiences driving through Asia and noticing the constant presence of people along the road. However, he also realizes that there are no signs of Christianity or churches in these areas. This realization leads him to reflect on his own self-centeredness and the need to focus on spreading the gospel to those who have not heard it. The speaker emphasizes the importance of reaching the two billion people who still have not heard about Jesus and encourages the audience to read a book called "Revolutionary World Missions" to gain a deeper understanding of God's work in the world.

In this sermon, the speaker shares the story of P. O'Hannon, an Indian missionary who started a mission organization called Gospel for Asia. O'Hannon was burdened by the materialism he encountered in the US and felt called to bring the gospel to his people in India. He focused on supporting indigenous Asian missionaries who were giving their lives for the sake of the gospel but lacked access to Western prayer and finances. The speaker also highlights the desperate plight of the Dalits, the lowest social class in India, and the need for compassion and sharing the free gift of eternal life that Jesus has given.