The central message of the sermon is that eternal life is found solely through faith in Jesus Christ, the incarnate Son of God, as testified to by Scripture, the Father, and the Holy Spirit. Drawing from key passages such as 1 John 5, John 14:6, and 2 Peter 3:9, the preacher emphasizes that God's Word is the ultimate, incorruptible seed by which believers are born again, and that rejecting this truth amounts to calling God a liar. The sermon confronts human reasoning and ecumenical pluralism, asserting that no other name or path leads to salvation, and warns against the danger of prioritizing man's logic over divine revelation. It calls listeners to embrace the Spirit's convicting witness, accept the record of God's gift in Christ, and respond in humble faith, knowing that God desires all to come to repentance and eternal life. The tone is both urgent and pastoral, urging a decisive choice between divine truth and human compromise.