In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers. He references various Bible verses, such as 1 John 2:20 and 3:27, to support his point. The preacher highlights that the Holy Spirit abides in believers and works in their hearts to bring stability and conformity to the image of God. He also emphasizes that the measure of God's grace is not limited to our consciousness and that the Holy Spirit knows the depths of our iniquity. The preacher concludes by emphasizing the importance of knowledge of the truth, which is found in Jesus Christ, and how Jesus referred to the Holy Spirit as the Spirit of truth.

John Gill emphasizes the critical importance of acknowledging the true nature of Christ, including His deity, humanity, and roles as Savior and Messiah. He warns that any spirit or doctrine that denies these truths is not from God and is aligned with the spirit of antichrist. Gill highlights that such false teachings are already present in the world, serving as forerunners to the ultimate antichrist. The sermon calls believers to remain steadfast in their faith and understanding of who Jesus is to avoid being led astray by deceptive doctrines.

Joseph John Gurney preaches on the topic of Antichrist, the man of sin, as described in the Bible. The term 'antichrist' is shown to have a general application, representing a spirit among men that rebels against the dominion of the Son of God, invents false doctrine, and corrupts good manners. The apostles warn about the presence of deceivers and antichrists who deny the Father and the Son, spreading false teachings and leading people astray. The Scriptures provide a detailed account of the rise and characteristics of the man of sin, who exalts himself above God, deceives with signs and wonders, and persecutes the saints, culminating in a final battle against the Lord and his faithful followers.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the true essence of the church as described by Jesus, emphasizing that it is meant to be an army breaking through the gates of death to set captives free, not just a religious institution. He warns about the spirit of the antichrist working within congregations to distract from the mission of the church. Drawing parallels to the story of Gideon, he highlights the importance of repentance, transparency, and unity within the church to conquer the forces of darkness and fulfill its purpose of manifesting God's kingdom with power and victory.