In this sermon, the preacher discusses four important aspects of Jesus' sacrifice. Firstly, Jesus poured out his soul unto death by shedding every drop of his blood, as the scripture states that the soul of all flesh is in the blood. Secondly, Jesus was crucified alongside two thieves, fulfilling the prophecy of being numbered with the transgressors. Thirdly, Jesus bore the sins of many and became the sin offering for all of us. Lastly, Jesus made intercession for the transgressors from the cross, asking God to forgive them. The preacher also reflects on the concept of God's judgment falling upon America and shares a vivid picture of the devastation it would bring. The sermon concludes with a discussion on Moses' intercession for the Israelites when they worshipped a golden calf, highlighting the importance of intercessory prayer.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging the poor quality of the recording but expresses hope that the message will still be a blessing. The speaker then reads from Psalm 24, emphasizing that the earth and everything in it belongs to the Lord. The sermon focuses on the theme of acceptance by God and the need for clean hands and a pure heart. The speaker also highlights the promise of salvation through the death of Jesus Christ, who is referred to as the Lamb of God.

In this sermon, the preacher shares his experience of witnessing revival in a California church. The pastor of the church was burdened and heartbroken, and the congregation was filled with fault-finding and criticism. However, during a service, a layman read a scripture passage from Ephesians 4, urging the congregation to put aside bitterness and anger and to forgive one another. This humble act sparked a revival in the church, with people confessing their faults and finding relief in their souls. The preacher also shares another example of a half-night of prayer in Indiana, where hindrances to the work of the Spirit were identified through prayer. The sermon emphasizes the importance of maintaining a blameless conscience before God and men, as stated in Acts 24:16. The preacher concludes by mentioning a spiritual awakening in Western Canada led by twin brothers Ralph and Lou Souterra.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the four benefits that come to those who truly repent. He emphasizes the importance of acknowledging sin, confessing it, making restitution, and experiencing the miraculous work of God. The preacher uses the example of Daniel to illustrate how repentance opens the ears, eyes, and understanding to receive divine revelation. He also highlights the direct line of communication with God that is established when one repents and makes things right. The sermon concludes with a call to be totally repentant and open before God, allowing His wonderful favors and benefits to pour into one's life.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the profound importance of repentance in achieving peace with God, illustrating how King David exemplified this through his heartfelt confessions and willingness to search his own heart for sin. He stresses that true repentance goes beyond merely apologizing to others; it is fundamentally about reconciling with God, who is the ultimate authority on our sins. Wilkerson highlights that acknowledging our transgressions leads to divine forgiveness and the peace that follows, as seen in the experiences of both David and Daniel. He warns against self-deception in our spiritual lives, urging believers to invite God to reveal hidden sins and to embrace the strength and peace that come from genuine repentance. Ultimately, a repentant heart is free from fear of judgment, allowing for a deeper relationship with God.