In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need to turn away from the greed and materialism of society. He urges listeners to live for God and not for money, asking for deliverance from the intoxicating lust and greed that has ruined the country and is now affecting the rest of the world. The preacher refers to the book of Malachi in the Bible, specifically chapter 4 verse 1, which describes the last days on earth and the calamity that will come. He warns that those who are not rooted in God will not be able to stand in the trials to come. However, for those who fear God's name, there is hope as the Son of righteousness will arise with healing in his wings. The preacher calls for a revival, a return to seeking God's power and being a voice for righteousness in a self-consumed society.

This sermon by Zak Poonen emphasizes the importance of seeking the Holy Spirit to reveal the glory of Jesus in the Scriptures and transform believers into His likeness. It highlights the need to move beyond mere Bible knowledge to experiencing the life of Jesus, living in humility, and manifesting His light in the world. The focus is on understanding the ministry of the Holy Spirit in showing the glory of Jesus and enabling believers to reflect His character in their daily lives.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the importance of being a witness for God. He emphasizes that the world is waiting for a human witness and that faith comes through hearing a witness. The preacher warns against making oneself the center of attention and highlights the necessity of being a humble witness. He also mentions that God is actively working in the world and encourages the congregation to be receptive and attentive to His word. The sermon concludes with a reminder that belief in Christ comes through the testimony of human witnesses.

Smith Wigglesworth emphasizes the profound impact of John the Baptist's ministry, highlighting how his humble beginnings and the 'cry of the Spirit' resonated deeply with the people. Despite his austere lifestyle, John's message of repentance and preparation for the Messiah stirred the hearts of many, leading them to confess their sins and seek baptism. Wigglesworth illustrates that John's extraordinary calling was rooted in his intimate relationship with God, which empowered him to bear the burden of the people's sins. The sermon calls for believers to embrace their own 'cry' and allow the Holy Spirit to work through them to reach others. Ultimately, it is a reminder that even in solitude, one can find purpose and be a vessel for God's message.

Randy Jones delves into the profound mystery of the relationship between the Father and the Son, emphasizing how God delights in His Son, Jesus Christ, who came to reveal the glories of God to us. He highlights the importance of our apprehension, understanding, and revelation of Jesus in shaping our Christian walk and character. Jones shares his longing to be more Christ-like and the need for believers to seek a deeper revelation of Jesus through trials and tests, rather than being satisfied with the status quo.