The message explores the biblical concept of the deacon, tracing its origins in Acts 6 as a response to practical needs within the early church and highlighting its evolution as a servant role distinct from that of an elder. It emphasizes the importance of spiritual depth and integrity in deacons, outlining qualifications such as honesty, sobriety, and faithfulness, while also addressing the historical development of the role and the need to avoid viewing it as a stepping stone to leadership. Ultimately, the message underscores the significance of discerning and selecting deacons who embody servant-heartedness and contribute to a spiritually robust and resilient church, anticipating and resisting opposition from spiritual forces.