R.A. Torrey explores Peter's confession of Jesus as the Christ, emphasizing the significance of personal belief over public opinion. He highlights how Peter, inspired by divine revelation, recognized Jesus' true identity, which is crucial for every believer today. Torrey discusses the implications of this confession for the church and the authority given to Peter, illustrating the foundational role of faith in Christ for all believers. The sermon also addresses the importance of confessing Christ sincerely and the power that comes from such a confession. Ultimately, it calls for a deeper understanding of who Jesus is and the responsibilities that come with that knowledge.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the church's authority over Satan, highlighting that Jesus spoke of the church's battle against spiritual forces in Matthew 16 and 18. He stresses the necessity of divine revelation to understand Christ's true nature and the importance of maintaining purity within the church to resist Satan's infiltration. Poonen warns against the dangers of jealousy, pride, and discontentment, which can lead believers to become agents of Satan. He encourages the church to remain united in humility and to engage in spiritual warfare through prayer and thanksgiving, ensuring that no place is given to Satan. Ultimately, the church must strive to embody the spirit of praise and gratitude to overcome the enemy.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the significance of understanding the authority given to the church through Jesus Christ while addressing the critical issue of unbelief that hinders the manifestation of that authority. He encourages believers to cultivate a heart of availability to God, stressing that true relationship with Him requires constant openness and readiness to respond to His voice. The sermon explores the causes of unbelief, such as fear of man and lack of servitude, and offers cures including prayer, confession, and a deep craving for God's Word. Ultimately, Beach calls the church to recognize its role in bringing God's will to earth through faith and action, urging a commitment to overcome unbelief in order to fulfill God's purposes.