In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the power of God's word and the significance of silence in our spiritual journey. He highlights the story of John the Baptist and how his ministry broke the long period of silence from God. The speaker encourages believers who may be experiencing a season of silence to continue waiting and watching for God's intervention. He also discusses historical periods, such as the dark ages, where there was a lack of understanding and neglect of the word of God, leading to spiritual bondage. Ultimately, the sermon emphasizes the transformative power of preaching the word of God and the impact it can have on individuals and society.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of truly being impacted by the word of God. He states that all authors and films are a waste of time unless they have deeply affected and captured our souls. The preacher highlights the need for the word of God to penetrate our hearts and transform us, rather than just being mere words. He also discusses the refusal of some people to believe in Jesus despite knowing the truth, attributing it to their tainted knowledge and personal beliefs. The sermon touches on the fulfillment of the Mosaic law through Jesus and the significance of approaching God through prayer and the shedding of blood.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the importance of recognizing and appreciating the power of the Holy Spirit within us, likening it to a farmer who unknowingly worked a land rich with gold. Many Christians live unaware of the true significance of the Holy Spirit, often seeking His help only in times of trouble rather than understanding His constant presence and power. Wilkerson challenges believers to reflect on their relationship with the Holy Spirit, urging them to acknowledge the treasure they possess and to allow Him to work fully in their lives. He highlights that true knowledge of the Spirit leads to a life of joyful endurance and a powerful testimony to the world. The sermon calls for a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Holy Spirit's role in our lives.

Favell Lee Mortimer preaches on the disciples' conversation with Jesus about Elijah's coming before the Messiah, revealing that John the Baptist fulfilled this prophecy. Despite the disciples' surprise, Jesus explains the similarities and differences between Elijah and John the Baptist, emphasizing John's honor in resembling the divine Lord. Jesus foretells His own suffering, which the disciples struggled to accept, highlighting the persecution faced by living prophets like John and the lack of recognition they receive compared to revered figures of the past.