In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the story of Jesus walking on water and Peter's response to it. He emphasizes the invitation from Christ to come to him and the importance of having faith in the midst of difficult circumstances. The preacher encourages the audience not to let fear overcome them, but to allow faith to have its full work. He also highlights the inclusive nature of Christ's invitation to all who labor and are burdened, emphasizing that salvation is found in calling out to Jesus for help.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having our spiritual senses exercised in order to discern good and evil. He uses the example of a blind man who, after being touched by Jesus, gradually gains his sight and begins to see people as trees walking. The speaker relates this to how as young believers, we often focus too much on individuals and fail to see things spiritually. He then goes on to discuss various encounters Jesus had with individuals, such as a leper and Peter's mother-in-law, highlighting the personal touch and contact Jesus had with them. The speaker concludes by encouraging listeners to draw near to God and persistently seek peace in Jesus, as he is eager to touch and transform their lives.