In this sermon, Brother K. P. Ohanon emphasizes the urgency of the spiritual harvest and the need for believers to be witnesses for Christ. He compares the harvest time in farming to the present spiritual harvest, stating that it is panic time and that the job needs to be done. He encourages listeners to live for something more than themselves and to be willing to go and preach the gospel. Brother K. P. expresses his burden for reaching the lost in the 1040 window, which includes the Hindu, Muslim, Buddhist, and Islam blocks, and emphasizes the need to not divorce ourselves from the lost world but to actively seek ways to reach them.

In this sermon, the speaker breaks down John 4:35 into five parts. The first part focuses on the disciples' view of the harvest, where they believe there are still four months until the harvest. The second part examines the word "behold" and its significance. The third part explores Jesus' view of the harvest, stating that it is already white and ready for harvesting. The fourth and fifth parts highlight the action verbs "lift up" and "look on," emphasizing the importance of changing one's perspective and seeing the harvest as Jesus sees it. The speaker encourages the audience to be consumed with the same passion and enthusiasm for the harvest as Jesus.