Erroll Hulse emphasizes the urgent need for revival in the church, highlighting the historical significance of outpourings of the Spirit and the detrimental effects of spiritual lethargy and powerlessness. He stresses the importance of fervent, persevering prayer as the principal means for seeking revival, citing biblical examples like Pentecost and the Second Great Awakening. Hulse calls for specific, informed prayers for spiritual awakening globally, urging believers to continue faithful work in preaching the truth, evangelism, and missions even in the absence of revival. He encourages believers to persist in prayer for revival, understanding that it is God's prerogative and emphasizing the need for fervor and perseverance in seeking the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

Art Katz emphasizes the necessity of adhering to the prophetic word in the Last Days, focusing on Israel's ultimate redemption through a Church that embodies resurrection power and self-sacrifice. He warns that the Church must prepare for its role in Israel's restoration, which is intertwined with the Lord's return as Deliverer and King. Katz highlights the importance of a remnant Church that resists apostasy and false teachings, while being a beacon of hope for the Jewish people during tribulation. The message calls for a cruciform lifestyle and a commitment to living out the truth of God's word, as the Church faces opposition from dark forces. Ultimately, the Church's character and unity will reflect the validity of its message in these critical times.

Erroll Hulse delves into the theological and practical aspects of Jonathan Edwards' teachings on revival, emphasizing the extraordinary work of God in reinvigorating Christian piety, the central role of revivals in God's purposes, and the glorious nature of revivals as the most magnificent work of God. Edwards also addresses the dangers of spiritual pride and false prophecies during revivals, highlighting the importance of humility and discernment. Additionally, he stresses the significance of prayer for revival, pointing out that God's great works are often preceded by the extraordinary prayers of His people.