T. Austin-Sparks addresses the theme of a troubled heart, emphasizing the reassurance Jesus offers in John 14 amidst the disciples' confusion and fear. He highlights the significance of Christ's presence in Heaven and the concept of 'abiding-places' in the Father's House, which provides believers with a sense of security and peace. Sparks explains that true knowledge of Christ comes through personal association and the Holy Spirit's revelation, leading to a transformation from self-reliance to spiritual rest. He contrasts the earthly struggles with the heavenly assurance found in Christ, ultimately pointing to the peace that comes from a deep, abiding relationship with Him. The sermon concludes with the affirmation that knowing Christ after the Resurrection brings clarity and calm to our troubled hearts.

Robert Crawford emphasizes the comforting words of Jesus in John 14, urging believers not to let their hearts be troubled. He highlights the importance of knowing Christ as the way, truth, and life, and the assurance of His return to prepare a place for us. Crawford discusses the divine prescription for peace in a troubled world, which includes the presence of the Holy Spirit and the power of prayer in Jesus' name. He encourages the congregation to seek a personal relationship with Christ and to be aware of His presence in their lives. Ultimately, the sermon serves as a reminder of the peace that comes from faith in Jesus amidst life's challenges.