In this sermon, the speaker addresses the issue of self-evaluation and the pressure to meet God's approval. He emphasizes that evaluating oneself based on personal abilities will always fall short and lead to working harder and tearing others apart. The speaker uses the example of a godly man who strayed from relying on God's righteousness and faced severe trials and suffering as a result. The sermon highlights the need for Christians to recognize their own deceitful and wicked hearts and fully embrace their death with Jesus Christ at Calvary in order to experience victorious Christian living.

In this sermon, the speaker tells the story of a man named Boris who distributed 10,000 copies of the Word of God every year. One day, Boris encountered two men who appeared to be from the secret police. They questioned him about his actions, but Boris explained that he was giving the books to his friends as gifts. Despite his nervousness, Boris stood his ground. Eventually, he was invited to a town in northern Russia where he distributed 4,000 scriptures and helped establish a fellowship for those who had found Jesus through his efforts. The sermon emphasizes the power of the Word of God and the importance of trusting in Jesus to do the work that God requires.