In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that society today is not like the Victorian age or a puritan society. He warns against forsaking God's commandments and living like the people around us, as it will lead to destruction. The preacher shares a powerful example of a man falling dead while he was prophesying, illustrating that God will find ways to communicate His message to us. The sermon also references a prophecy of a coming famine and the desolation of the land due to the violence of the people. The preacher draws parallels to the nation of Israel and their failure to bear fruit, highlighting the importance of bringing forth fruit unto God. The sermon concludes with the preacher using dramatic actions to capture the attention of the people, as God seeks to communicate with them.

In this sermon, Glenn Meldrum emphasizes the importance of living out true faith without any room for regrets or indulging in worldly desires. He discusses the concept of having spiritual eyes to recognize God's presence in the world, contrasting it with the willful blindness of those who fail to see Jesus. Meldrum refers to Ezekiel's message about living among a rebellious people and encourages listeners to strive for a Spirit-filled life. He also gives admonishments for New Year's Eve, urging believers to only engage in activities that will bring them approval from Jesus and to abstain from substances that alter the mind and emotions.

T. Austin-Sparks delves into the profound connection between the prophecies of the prophets and the Kingdom of Heaven, emphasizing the pivotal role of John the Baptist as the turning point between the Old Testament prophecies and the New Testament reality of the Kingdom. He highlights that the Kingdom of Heaven is not merely a literal, earthly kingdom but a new life, relationship, constitution, vocation, and gravitation towards heaven, calling believers to a continuous and violent pursuit of God's full purpose. T. Austin-Sparks challenges listeners to be men and women of violence, meaning business with God and allowing nothing to hinder them from entering into and growing in the vast Kingdom of Heaven.

Edward Payson preaches about the importance of heeding God's warnings and messages, emphasizing the consequences of indifference towards His word. He draws parallels between historical accounts of nations who disregarded God's messages and the current state of the listeners, urging them to repent and seek forgiveness through Jesus Christ. Payson highlights the severity of the sin of hearing God's word without being moved, pointing out contempt, unbelief, and hardness of heart as underlying issues that need to be addressed.