In this sermon, Billy emphasizes the difference between the mentality of the world and the mentality of heaven. He highlights that while the world relies on techniques, literature, and communication methods like radio and television, the mindset of heaven is focused on the work of the Holy Spirit and interests in heavenly matters. Billy uses a personal anecdote about fishing in the dark to illustrate the need for illumination in our minds. He emphasizes that revelation and illumination are necessary to escape the darkness of reason and to think like God. Billy also mentions the importance of the Holy Spirit's presence in creating the mind of Christ within us. Overall, the sermon encourages listeners to seek a heavenly mindset and rely on the Holy Spirit for guidance and understanding.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of meeting Christ in order to truly understand oneself. He shares his personal experience of not feeling guilty until he became a Christian and realized his own sinfulness. The speaker also highlights the lack of faith and understanding among the disciples, emphasizing that they had not fully grasped the concept of the cross. Jesus challenges them to think differently and calls for self-denial and taking up one's cross to follow him. The sermon concludes by mentioning the various perspectives on who Jesus was, including his family's belief that he had gone crazy.