R.V. Court preaches on the importance of having the same humble mind that Christ Jesus demonstrated, as highlighted in Philippians 2:5. The sermon emphasizes the context of Paul's words, addressing the strife and contention within the church, where some sought to exalt themselves over others. By pointing to Christ's humility, Paul urges believers to reflect on the sacrifice and humility displayed on the cross, encouraging them to adopt a mindset of humility and servanthood.

In this sermon by R.V. Court, Paul addresses the Corinthian church members with 'knowledge' who understand their liberty in Christ but are causing stumbling blocks for weaker believers. He emphasizes the importance of being mindful of our actions, especially in areas where others may be uncertain or weaker in faith, as it can lead them astray. Paul highlights the preciousness of every believer to Christ, urging the more knowledgeable Christians to consider the impact of their behavior on those who may be easily influenced. The apostle's message revolves around the sacrificial love of Christ and the responsibility we have towards our fellow believers to not cause harm or lead them into sin.

R.V. Court preaches about the profound sacrifice of Jesus, who, though rich in communion with the Father, became spiritually poor on the cross for our sake, experiencing the ultimate separation from God. This poverty was not material but the weight of sin and abandonment, leading to His cry of forsakenness. The sermon challenges believers to reflect on their giving and generosity towards others, drawing inspiration from the sacrificial love displayed at Calvary, emphasizing that true giving should stem from a sincere and willing heart, not obligation or compulsion.