T. Austin-Sparks delivers a profound message on Christ's warning to the church in Ephesus, emphasizing the critical importance of 'first love'—a deep appreciation for God's grace and love. He highlights that while the Ephesians were diligent in their works and patience, they had lost the wonder and amazement of their salvation, allowing familiarity to dull their hearts. Sparks urges the congregation to remember the grace that brought them to Christ and to rekindle their passion and worship, warning that without this first love, their ministry and relationship with God could falter. He draws parallels between the Ephesians' initial fervor and the danger of becoming complacent in faith, calling for a return to heartfelt worship and gratitude. Ultimately, the message serves as a reminder of the need for continual appreciation of God's grace in their lives.