This sermon focuses on the importance of shifting the focus of Christianity away from self-centeredness and back to Christ. Evangelist Darrell Turner emphasizes that modern Christianity has become too focused on personal needs, issues, and problems, rather than on glorifying Jesus Christ, “the Lamb that was slain.” He argues that this self-centered approach is contrary to true Christianity, which should be about sacrifice and giving oneself to God’s glory and to others.

Darrell criticizes the tendency in modern churches to cater to people’s personal issues and act as therapists rather than focusing on the message of Christ. He calls for a return to a Christ-centered faith where believers recognize that it’s not about them, but about Jesus receiving “the reward of His suffering.” The sermon also touches on the challenges and persecutions that true Christians may face, especially in the end times, and emphasizes the need to prepare the younger generation for these difficulties.

Darrell concludes by expressing his personal desire to be part of the end-time church that fulfills God’s eternal purpose and brings glory to the Lamb of God, even while acknowledging his own struggles with pride and self-centeredness.