In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the importance of the teachings found in John chapters 13 to 17, which are spoken by Jesus in the proximity of the cross. He emphasizes that being a disciple of Jesus is not a mechanical or self-willed endeavor, but rather a life flowing from a vital, intimate relationship with Him. The speaker highlights the concept of dependence on Jesus, using the metaphor of a branch and a vine. He explains that just as a branch cannot bear fruit or survive without being connected to the vine, Christians must recognize their absolute dependence on Jesus in order to bear fruit and live a powerful Christian life.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of abiding in Jesus Christ. He quotes Jesus' words from John 15:5, where Jesus describes himself as the vine and believers as the branches. The preacher warns that if someone does not abide in Christ, they will become a barren branch and God will take them away. He uses the analogy of a child being disciplined by their mother to illustrate this point. The sermon focuses on the concept of the abiding life and highlights the repetition of the word "abide" in the passage. The preacher also mentions the possibility of being cast forth as a withered branch and being burned, emphasizing the seriousness of not abiding in Christ. The sermon concludes by emphasizing the importance of having love, joy, peace, and other fruits of the Spirit in one's life, which can only come from abiding in Christ.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude to the Lord and seeking His guidance. They emphasize the importance of not wasting the time of those gathered and believe that the Holy Spirit has led them to speak from a specific text in the Bible. The speaker then prays for God's visitation and mercy, acknowledging their own failures. The main message of the sermon is that God desires for His people to become like flourishing palm trees, bearing fruit.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of making a clear break with sin and sinful companions. He uses the example of a man who starts by walking with the ungodly, then progresses to standing in the way of sinners, and finally ends up sitting in the seat of the scornful. The speaker warns against the subtle and deceptive nature of sin, highlighting the danger of becoming scornful of the things of God. He encourages believers to run away from sin and to have full confidence in their actions, reminding them that whatever is not done in faith is sin. The sermon also touches on God's purpose for his people to live flourishing and fruitful lives, and the need for believers to have a deep relationship with God in order to experience true spiritual growth.

The video is a sermon delivered by the Lord Servant Brother Boxing on the evening of November 14th, 1968, during the All India Hori Conlocation held in Hyderabad. The message of the sermon is about the importance of being a fruitful palm tree in the eyes of God. The Lord Servant Brother emphasizes that just as a palm tree bears fruit, believers should bear spiritual fruit in their lives. He encourages the audience to cultivate qualities such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control, which are the fruits of the Holy Spirit. The sermon is translated into Telugu by the Lord Servant Brother Sona Rao of Guntur and into Hindi by the Lord Servant Brother Natharsan of Gujarat.