In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the centrality of Jesus Christ as the "Word of life" and highlights the importance of walking in God's light. She reflects on the Apostle John's testimony in 1 John, stressing that true fellowship with God requires living in His truth and rejecting sin. Evangelist Davis reminds believers that all have sinned and need salvation through Jesus' sacrifice, urging confession and reliance on His cleansing power. The sermon encourages a deep commitment to obeying God's commandments, walking in love, and maintaining fellowship with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Through faith and obedience, believers can experience joy and a closer relationship with God.

In her sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis explores the theme of God's righteousness, emphasizing its distinct nature compared to human self-righteousness. Drawing from scriptures like Hebrews 1, Isaiah 64, and Matthew 5, she highlights that God’s righteousness is perfect, pure, and unchanging, while human righteousness is as "filthy rags" without God's intervention. She stresses that righteousness must come through faith in God, as exemplified by figures like Abel, who was deemed righteous for his faith and humility. Evangelist Davis encourages believers to seek God's righteousness through prayer, submission, and the cleansing power of Christ’s blood, which alone can make one holy. Lastly, she calls on women, in particular, to rise up in prayer, undergirding the work of the kingdom through intercession, so that God's righteousness may bring peace and spiritual renewal.

In this sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the spiritual blessings believers receive in Christ, as described in Ephesians 1 and 2. She explains that, while we live in the physical world, God interacts with our souls and spirits, granting wisdom, revelation, and spiritual understanding. Through Jesus’ death and resurrection, believers are made alive and seated in heavenly places with Him, above all earthly powers. Evangelist Davis calls for a deeper communion with God, urging believers to embrace their spiritual identity, live victoriously, and recognize their place as part of Christ’s body—the Church. She concludes by inviting all to accept Jesus and walk in His fullness.