The sermon centers on the dual identity of Jesus as both Lord (Adonai) and Christ (Messiah), demonstrating through the narrative of Jesus walking on the water and healing the sick that He is divine and the promised human deliverer. The passage from Matthew 14:22–36 reveals Jesus as God in the flesh—walking on water, commanding nature, and being recognized as the Son of God by His disciples—while also fulfilling messianic prophecy by bringing healing through His 'wings' (tzitzit), symbolizing the Messiah's power to heal. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus is not a mere human king or genie, but the sovereign Lord who sets the agenda, sends His followers into trials to deepen faith, and rescues in the darkest moments. The tone is pastoral and convicting, urging believers to trust Jesus fully, obey His will—even in adversity—knowing that His power is infinite and His presence guarantees salvation, with the ultimate hope of eternal life in the age to come.