Glendon Fox delves into the historical account of the Anabaptist movement in Switzerland, focusing on the courageous stand of leaders like Zwingli and Michael Sattler against the corrupt practices of the Roman Catholic Church. The sermon highlights the persecution faced by those who sought to reform the church according to the teachings of the Bible, leading to a revival that spread rapidly despite fierce opposition. The narrative explores the sacrificial faith of believers who were willing to face imprisonment, torture, and death for their convictions, ultimately sparking a movement that emphasized true repentance, baptism, and obedience to the Word of God.

Glendon Fox preaches about the universal question of what must be done to be saved, emphasizing the inherent knowledge within humans of a missing piece in their hearts and the restlessness that drives them to seek deeper meaning in life. He delves into the need for salvation from sin, the power of Satan, and the eternal consequences of separation from God. Fox highlights the solution to this dire condition through belief in Jesus Christ, who took the punishment for our sins, offering reconciliation with God and a new life. He also addresses the importance of genuine repentance and a transformed heart, cautioning against false forms of salvation that rely on rituals or outward actions.