Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Jerusalem in God's eternal plan, drawing from Isaiah 65 and 66. He explains that the glory and judgment seen in Jerusalem will also reflect in cities around the world, urging believers to rejoice in what God is doing in Jerusalem. Bickle highlights the future transformation of Jerusalem into a city of truth and the center of God's reign, where peace and righteousness will prevail. He encourages believers to engage with and understand God's purpose for Jerusalem, as it will impact their lives now and in the age to come. The sermon concludes with a call to commit to rejoicing in Jerusalem and participating in God's plans.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that God desires His people to serve Him with joy and gladness, rooted in the understanding of His tender love and ongoing work in their lives. He warns that a lack of joy in serving can lead to spiritual emptiness and vulnerability to life's challenges, as illustrated by Moses' warning to Israel. Wilkerson encourages believers to rejoice in what God has done and to maintain a spirit of gladness regardless of circumstances, citing various Psalms that call for joy and gladness in the Lord. He asserts that true joy is not dependent on external factors but is a constant state that flows from trusting in God's love and truth. Ultimately, he calls for a life filled with gladness that serves as a testimony to others.