In this sermon, Miss Coleman shares a powerful testimony of a father who had a revelation that Jesus is the true Messiah. The father struggled with the idea of admitting his previous beliefs were wrong to his oldest son, who had been taught to respect his father's word. Miss Coleman emphasizes the bondage that many people are in, whether it be spiritual darkness or being bound by organizations or sin. She also mentions the joy and freedom that comes from experiencing the Holy Spirit's work, particularly through holy laughter. Overall, the sermon highlights the importance of being open to the Holy Spirit's leading and breaking free from any bondage that hinders our relationship with God.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of facing crises with faith and courage, drawing parallels from historical events and biblical narratives. It highlights the need to stand firm in the face of challenges, trusting in God's salvation and care, even when situations seem dire. The speaker reflects on the sacrifices made for freedom and the high price paid for liberty, urging listeners to be willing to pay the cost for rescuing nations and standing for righteousness.

Lewis Sperry Chafer delves into the Spirit's advent into the world, emphasizing the various dispensations and revealed purposes of God. The Holy Spirit's presence in the world before and after the first advent of Christ is explored, highlighting His continuous work in and through the people of God. The progressive ministry of the Spirit during Christ's earthly ministry and the present age of the Church is discussed, focusing on His abode in believers and the growth of the spiritual temple. The future departure of the Spirit from the world and His unique ministry during the Kingdom age are also examined.

Art Katz challenges the congregation to move beyond the superficiality of modern Christianity and embrace a deeper, Spirit-led life, contrasting the euphoria of worship with the gritty reality of apostolic faith. He emphasizes the need for true men and women of the Spirit, who are willing to endure suffering and sacrifice for the sake of God's glory and the salvation of souls. Katz calls for discernment between soulish and spiritual experiences, urging believers to seek the authentic presence of God rather than mere emotional highs. He illustrates this through the life of Paul, who was led by the Spirit to confront idolatry and share the gospel, even in the face of persecution. Ultimately, Katz invites the church to respond to God's call for a radical, Spirit-filled existence that reflects the true nature of apostolic glory.