In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of dedication and sacrifice in our pursuit of righteousness. He uses examples of athletes who train for hours every day to achieve success, highlighting their commitment and discipline. The speaker challenges the audience to examine how they spend their time and urges them to prioritize their relationship with God. He also discusses the concept of faith, explaining that it involves reckoning on God, taking risks, and finding rest in His faithfulness. The sermon concludes with a reminder of God's endless power and compassion, urging listeners to repent and turn to Him.

Jon Courson emphasizes the importance of seeing people through the eyes of the Lord, just as Paul saw the potential in the morally depraved people of Corinth. He challenges believers to not pull away from their communities but to envision, invade, and enjoy being city-takers for Christ. By conversing and sharing the Gospel boldly, believers can fill their cities with the doctrine of Jesus Christ, leading to great joy and transformation in their neighborhoods.

Martin Knapp preaches about the characteristics of Pentecostal revivals, emphasizing that they are cloud-bursts of salvation, fully sanctifying believers, converting sinners, confounding opposition, and repulsing the devil. These revivals are conditional, requiring human compliance with spiritual laws, and are Holy Ghost revivals that honor the Holy Spirit's guidance and work. They are fruitful, miraculous, protracted, opposed, continuous, contagious, and genuine, leading people into both initial and uttermost salvation by meeting Pentecostal conditions and honoring the Holy Ghost.