In this heartfelt sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis exalts the mighty name of Jesus and speaks of His continual desire to draw people—both sinners and believers—into intimate fellowship with Himself. She teaches that the Lord is not distant or hidden but is ever near, longing for communion with His creation. Using scriptures from Ephesians 2, Isaiah 41, and Matthew 28, she reminds listeners that through the precious blood of Jesus Christ, we who were once far off are now brought near to God. Salvation and closeness to Him are not earned by works, but given freely through grace and faith in Christ.

Evangelist Davis emphasizes that God’s greatest desire is fellowship—He knocks at the door of every heart, inviting us to open and let Him in so that He may “sup with us and we with Him.” This relationship, she explains, is not one-sided; it is a living exchange of love, trust, and communication between Creator and believer. Drawing on promises from both Old and New Testaments, she reassures that the Lord’s presence goes with His people wherever they are, offering peace, strength, and rest.

Throughout the message, she urges Christians to believe God’s Word personally, to stand on His promises, and to live by faith rather than fear. She illustrates that when believers walk in close fellowship—like Enoch, who walked with God—they experience the joy and power of divine companionship. The sermon concludes with a tender call: God is not only for you, but with you, longing for a daily, two-way fellowship that transforms the heart and glorifies His name.