This sermon delves into the concept of revival, emphasizing the transformation of Christians from a state of spiritual deadness to vibrant life through the outpouring of God's Spirit. It narrates a journey of prayer, preparation, and anticipation for revival within a church congregation, highlighting the importance of cultivating a spirit of prayer and unity in seeking God's intervention and awakening.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by sharing testimonies of individuals who have experienced transformation through their faith in Jesus Christ. He then proceeds to ask four individuals a series of questions about their repentance, belief in God, commitment to reading the Bible and prayer, participation in the church community, and confession of Christ. The speaker emphasizes the importance of having the Holy Spirit's presence and guidance in one's life. He also highlights the need for believers to be actively engaged in spiritual warfare and not be complacent or irrelevant. The sermon concludes with a call to present one's body to the Lord and allow the Holy Spirit to work through them.

Jane Lead preaches about the formation of a visible body, likened to a fine, clear image of a man created by the Potter, but lacking life until the breath of life enters. She emphasizes that even the most beautiful heavenly form is like a mere picture without actual life, unable to serve God or man. The sermon delves into the deep realization of a fine creation needing a vigorous life to be truly useful, culminating in the imagery of life entering every part, starting with the eyes and spreading throughout the body in full activity. Additionally, there are revelations about the outward state of the political body in the nation, symbolizing a flame designated to be partially extinguished to showcase the justice and mercy of God's supreme Majesty for the advancement of His righteous and peaceable kingdom.

Stephen Charnock preaches about the divine work of regeneration, emphasizing that man is too weak to produce this work in himself and that God alone is the prime efficient cause of regeneration. Charnock delves into the intricate details of Ezekiel's dry bones being brought to life by God's power, highlighting how the renewing of life in the soul reveals the glory of God's deity. He explains that all graces and preparations for grace are God's free gifts, showcasing His infinite liberality and the necessity of His almighty breath for a new creation in the soul.

Mary Wilder Tileston preaches on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, emphasizing His victory over death and Hades, and the eternal life He offers to all who believe in Him. She encourages believers to rejoice in the new life and beauty that God is constantly revealing to the world, symbolized by the return of spring and the singing of birds. Tileston highlights Easter as a time of great victory, perplexity solved, and triumph assured for Christians, calling it the news of a great victory.

Jane Lead preaches about the transformative power of fasting from worldly things to receive spiritual nourishment that aligns with eternal properties, urging listeners to allow the fire of God to guide them to a secret place where divine revelation awaits. She encourages steadfast faith in God's ability to bring forth new life from what was once dead, emphasizing the importance of surrender and trust in the Lord's sovereign power.