Milton Haack shares his journey from religious upbringing and uncertainty about salvation to finding assurance and peace with God through a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Despite facing challenges and opposition from family and peers, he stands firm in his faith, leading him to missionary work in the Philippines with his wife Marge, where they establish churches and share the Gospel. Through moments of doubt, ridicule, and unexpected blessings, Haack's story exemplifies the transformative power of God's grace and the importance of unwavering faith in the face of adversity.

Milton Haack addresses the Church's struggle with worldly influences, particularly the acceptance of Hollywood entertainment, and challenges believers to lay aside these weights of carnality to run the race of faith with patience. He questions if the Church's spiritual leaders have the courage to address these issues and emphasizes the importance of setting our affections on things above rather than on earthly pleasures. Haack warns against serving two masters and encourages focusing on things that are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, and of good report.

Milton Haack addresses the spiritual decline in the Church today, focusing on the three 'Big C's': Complacency, Compromise, and Carnality. He highlights how these issues were addressed in the letters to the seven Churches of Asia, warning against lukewarm faith, watering down the Gospel, and allowing worldly practices to infiltrate the church. Haack emphasizes the importance of repentance and zeal in response to the rebuke from the Lord, as seen in Revelation 3:17,19.