In the sermon titled "With All My Heart," Pastor Dr. Maxwell Ferguson reflects on the book of Ruth in the Bible, aiming to demonstrate the themes of faith, conversion, and the sovereignty of God. The sermon begins with Dr. Ferguson expressing gratitude for God's faithfulness and drawing parallels between the song "Don't leave me this way" by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, and the story of Ruth.

The main part of the sermon dives into the tribulations faced by three widows, Naomi, Ruth, and Orpah during the time of judges in the Bible. Dr. Ferguson emphasizes the hurdles brought by prejudice and discrimination faced by Ruth and Orpah due to their Moabite descent, further extending the conversation towards barriers set by people when facing challenges. The second part of the sermon specifically delves into Ruth's commendable courage and commitment to stay with Naomi and her faith in the face of hardships. Dr. Ferguson encourages the congregation to reflect on their commitment and barriers in life and draws attention to Naomi's motivations for sending Ruth and Orpah back to Moab. The importance of conversion and the sovereignty of God is stressed upon, elucidating that God works behind the scenes for the fulfillment of his purposes, regardless of the situation. The congregation is urged to trust God's plan despite uncertainties and apparent barriers.

In conclusion, Dr. Ferguson makes a call for self-reflection on their commitments and wonders about their ability to guide others towards God. He concludes with a prayer of gratitude for God's word and blessings for all, specifically for the women and the men who stand by them. The sermon serves as a reminder of the importance of faith and unwavering commitment to God's will and guides the participants to look at their lives in the light of God's greater plan.