K.P. Yohannan shares the transformative story of Paul, a man who, after years of seeking solace in alcohol and drugs, found himself contemplating suicide. Just before taking that final step, he read about Jesus Christ and decided to call on His name as a last resort. In that moment of faith, Paul experienced an overwhelming peace and a new life, realizing that through Jesus, he could be forgiven and delivered from his past. Yohannan emphasizes that the name of Jesus holds power to grant peace, deliverance, and eternal life to all who believe. The sermon calls listeners to embrace the name above all names and the hope it brings.

Smith Wigglesworth emphasizes the immense power in the name of Jesus, illustrating through various testimonies how faith in His name can lead to miraculous healings and transformations. He recounts a story of a sick man who, after persistent prayer and the whispering of Jesus' name, was healed and arose from his bed, demonstrating that true faith focuses on Jesus rather than circumstances. Wigglesworth encourages believers to recognize the authority and glory of Jesus' name, asserting that it is through faith in Him that all things are possible. He shares experiences from his ministry, including healings in Scandinavia, highlighting that God can work wonders through those who believe. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper appreciation of the name of Jesus, which holds the key to salvation and healing.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the ultimate defeat of Satan through Jesus' death on the cross, which liberated humanity from the bondage of fear, particularly the fear of death. He highlights that believers should never fear Satan, as God is always on their side, and that the power of Jesus' name can make the devil flee. Poonen warns against living in darkness through sin, which gives Satan power over individuals, and encourages believers to submit to God to resist the devil effectively. He reassures that Jesus' victory over Satan is a truth that should bring comfort and encouragement to all Christians. The sermon concludes with a call to live a life free from regrets by fully committing to Christ.