R.A. Torrey discusses Christ's foretelling of His death and resurrection while emphasizing the importance of humility and childlike faith. He highlights the disciples' misunderstanding of Jesus' teachings and their subsequent questions about greatness in the kingdom of heaven. Jesus teaches that true greatness comes from humility and becoming like a child, stressing the value of the 'little ones' in His kingdom. Torrey also warns against causing others to stumble and illustrates God's deep love for His lost sheep, emphasizing His desire for all to be saved. The sermon calls believers to reflect on their attitudes and actions towards others, especially the vulnerable.

R.A. Torrey expounds on the Parables of the Lost Sheep and the Lost Coin, illustrating God's profound love and pursuit of the lost. He emphasizes that Jesus, unlike the Pharisees, welcomes sinners and rejoices over their repentance, highlighting the joy in heaven for every sinner who returns. The shepherd's relentless search for the lost sheep symbolizes Christ's dedication to saving those who stray, while the woman's diligent search for the lost coin represents the church's responsibility to seek out the lost. Torrey contrasts the attitudes of the Pharisees with Christ's compassion, urging believers to embrace the lost with love and joy. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deeper understanding of holiness that aligns with Christ's heart for the lost.