The sermon examines the anatomy and strength of the local church, focusing on its spiritual foundation and practical functionality. It emphasizes that the church's vitality stems from the Holy Spirit working through God's Word to transform believers into the image of Christ. This transformation occurs in the local church through corporate learning, accountability, and collective growth. Nine pillars of church strength are identified: worship, fellowship, prayer, spiritual growth, shepherding, evangelism, spiritually strong families, ministry training, and giving. Strelecki focuses on 4 in his message.

Worship is presented as a comprehensive and continuous act that involves honoring God with one’s whole being—spirit, soul, and body—and is not confined to singing or physical rituals.

Fellowship is described as the shared unity among believers in Christ, promoting mutual faith, encouragement, and spiritual blessings while avoiding an unequal yoke with the world, yet maintain evangelistic company toward the ungodly.

Josh Strelecki, Pastor-Teacher highlights the critical roles of prayer and spiritual growth in fostering church strength. Prayer is depicted as a labor of love, deepening the believer’s relationship with God and others through intercession, gratitude, and thinking of others. It also strengthens accountability and guides decisions in alignment with God’s will.

Spiritual growth is presented as both doctrinal learning and the practical application of the mind of Christ, with an emphasis on acting upon the truths of Scripture. Josh calls for believers to prioritize these elements, encouraging selfless worship, meaningful fellowship, and consistent spiritual growth to strengthen the church body and fulfill its purpose in Christ.