In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the crucifixion of Jesus as the most profound episode in history that reveals the heart of all reality. He suggests that the crucifixion is not only significant for Jesus but also for Israel's future experience. The preacher predicts a time when Israel will face persecution and destruction, with many being astonished at their suffering. He calls for prayer and intercession to understand the unfolding of this statement and emphasizes the importance of this moment in history.

In this sermon, the speaker addresses the presence of prominent Jewish figures like Spielberg, Katzenberg, and the head of Time Warner Corporation in South Carolina districts. The speaker suggests that their presence is a result of God's fury being poured out, leading them to come to these rural areas. The speaker emphasizes that in the wilderness of the nations, God will meet with them and reason with them, bringing them into the bond of their covenant. The sermon also highlights the importance of responding to the least of God's brethren in their time of need, as it reveals our true identity in God. The speaker concludes by stating that if Israel is required to drink again, it will indicate that the described events are yet to come in the future.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about the comforting truth that God goes before us in all circumstances, just like the Oriental shepherd who was always ahead of his sheep, ensuring their safety. Despite the uncertainties and fears of tomorrow, God is already there, guiding and protecting us. The Blessed Life is described as following the Shepherd one step at a time, not burdened by anxieties about the future but trusting in God's leading. The poem 'HE GOES BEFORE' emphasizes the assurance and peace that come from knowing God is ahead of us, providing strength, comfort, and joy along the way.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the importance of understanding that God's ways are different from our own, sharing his personal experiences of waiting on the Lord's timing. He reflects on the Apostle Paul's journey, illustrating that even good intentions must align with God's timing and methods. Sparks encourages the audience to seek not just knowledge of God's purpose but also the ways in which He fulfills that purpose, highlighting that this understanding is a lifelong journey. He stresses the significance of being in tune with God's leading rather than relying solely on human reasoning or urgency. Ultimately, he invites the listeners to desire a deeper relationship with God, where they can learn His ways.

George Warnock emphasizes the importance of following God's lead in ministry and service, highlighting the need for God to give direction and go before us. He contrasts the common teaching of taking the initiative in ministry with the biblical principle of waiting on God and following His guidance. Warnock encourages believers to move forward with God, even if it seems contrary to human reasoning, and to embrace the Rule of the Cloud, symbolizing God's leading and confirmation in our lives.

Charles E. Cowman emphasizes the importance of stillness in our Christian walk, highlighting the need to let God work in us rather than constantly striving to do things on our own. He points out that God's eternal purpose for us is to be like His Son, requiring us to be passive and trust in His plan. Through poems and reflections, he encourages believers to sit still, have faith, and wait patiently for God's perfect timing and direction in their lives.