Rev. Richard Brunton discusses the issue of divorce as tackled by Jesus in the beginning of Mark 10. He notes that Jesus was confronted by the Pharisees on whether divorce is lawful. Brunton emphasises that Jesus, referring back to the laws of Moses, pointed out that divorce was permitted due to human frailty and the propensity for bad choices, but it wasn't the ideal or what God preferred. Instead, Jesus underscored the sanctity of marriage.

Rev. Richard Brunton discusses the pastoral epistles, focusing on Paul's letters to Timothy and Titus. These letters were written to encourage both men in their ministries, supplementing Paul's work when he was unable to be present. Paul, who describes himself as an apostle of Christ Jesus, founded churches and built teams to spread the gospel. He considered Timothy a true son in the faith and guided him to oppose false teachings, stressing the importance of understanding the law.

Rev Richard Brunton considers the call of God, with reference to the life of Jeremiah.