Francis Dixon emphasizes the role of men and women, rather than angels, as God's chosen servants for spreading His kingdom and leading souls to salvation. While angels serve God in His presence and protect His children, the responsibility of sharing the message of redemption through Jesus Christ is entrusted to humanity. Saved sinners are uniquely qualified to proclaim God's grace from personal experience, unlike angels who have not experienced a fallen world. Dixon challenges believers to fulfill God's plan by sharing the gospel with loved ones, friends, neighbors, and all those around them.

Francis Dixon emphasizes the great privilege and responsibility of being God's servant, highlighting how being chosen by the most high God for His eternal purpose is an immense honor. He explains that as ambassadors for Christ, we represent the King in this foreign world, living 'in Christ's stead' in our homes, workplaces, and potential mission fields. Dixon challenges listeners to consider where God may want them to serve Him, whether it's in their current location or in a distant land, stressing the importance of manifesting God's life through their actions and words.

Francis Dixon emphasizes the importance of showing men and women the one true way of salvation, which is through Jesus Christ. He highlights the necessity of finding the needy soul first before preaching the gospel effectively, drawing parallels to the practicality of having a rabbit to make a rabbit pie or fishing where the fish are. Dixon challenges the audience to reach out to the lost, including the younger generation, unsaved loved ones, and those who have never heard about the Savior, as they are all souls for whom Christ died.