In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal experience of feeling down and encountering the Salvation Army on the street corner. The Salvation Army's song, "I need no other sacrifice," resonates with the preacher and leads to a discussion on the sin of unbelief. The preacher references the book of Hebrews, highlighting the sin of unbelief as a stubborn refusal to trust in the Word of God. The sermon emphasizes the importance of a free conscience and warns against allowing one's conscience to be trapped, using Scripture as a tool of Satan. The preacher concludes by affirming that the blood of Jesus Christ cleanses from all sin, even willful sinning.

Anne Dutton preaches about the importance of faith, patience, and surrendering to God's infinite and eternal kindness, even in times of darkness and hidden love, emphasizing the joy and praise that come from trusting in God's promises. She encourages believers to find joy and praise in the midst of trials, to glorify God in all circumstances, and to make a fresh surrender of themselves and their worries to God, trusting in His wisdom and strength. Anne Dutton reminds listeners to distinguish between God's gracious presence and His soul-filling presence, finding rest in His promises and looking forward to eternal rest and delight in His presence.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that the New Testament church was born in glory and power, filled with the Holy Spirit and unafraid of persecution. He warns that in the final hour, the church may face a falling away, but true believers will hold on and experience victory, joy, and peace amidst affliction. Wilkerson assures that God will pour out love and mercy on His people, redeeming those who have strayed. He encourages believers to remain strong in the Lord, as the church will not exit quietly but will triumphantly proclaim God's power. Ultimately, God promises to uphold His covenant of peace and mercy, ensuring that His true church will endure until the end.