In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of discipleship and the potential pitfalls of turning it into a business. They emphasize the need for discipleship to be a living, loving relationship rather than a transactional arrangement. The speaker also addresses the issue of relational deception and how it can distort our understanding of truth and our relationship with God. They encourage listeners to study and understand the cultural context in which people relate to God and to approach their relationship with God based on biblical teachings rather than cultural influences.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about American students visiting a foreign country and taking pictures of chickens in a shop. The shopkeeper, who was a believer, observed their actions and could tell which shopkeepers were not believers based on their reactions. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding worldviews and how they shape our interpretation of events. They also highlight the significance of being aware of our own worldview and how it influences our responses to difficult situations.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of living our lives in a way that glorifies God and reflects His image. He explains that Christians who manifest God's image more fully are more likely to face attacks from Satan, who is jealous of their righteousness. The speaker also mentions that Satan uses various methods to attack believers, such as trying to break apart relationships and distort truth. The foundations of spiritual warfare are identified as the mind, feelings, and spiritual experience. The speaker emphasizes the need to put the power of darkness in its place and not to focus solely on believing in Satan, but rather on believing in God and living righteously.