In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not hardening our hearts and instead embracing the forgiveness, grace, and mercy of God. He highlights the concept of the Trinity and the deep relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The preacher encourages the audience to meditate on John 17 for a deeper understanding of this relationship. He also discusses the distorted perception of Christianity and the need for the church to proclaim the voice of the Father and embrace the beauty of art and music. The sermon concludes with a reflection on Jesus' baptism and the significance of the voice from heaven affirming him as the beloved Son of God.

Seth Rees preaches about the equality of women and men in the Pentecostal Church, emphasizing how women were equally honored and empowered by the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. He highlights the importance of women prophesying and ministering alongside men when filled with the Spirit. Rees discusses the historical degradation of women due to sin but points out how the grace of God elevates and empowers women, comparing them to a second Eve at Pentecost. He praises the piety and ministry of holy women throughout history, nurturing revivals and impacting the world with their love and service. Rees challenges any prejudice or resistance against women in ministry, stating that a church filled with the Holy Ghost will embrace and support women preachers.

John R. Rice addresses the tongues movement, acknowledging the sincerity and faith of its followers while critiquing the belief that speaking in tongues is the initial evidence of the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the importance of being grounded in Scripture and highlights the false teachings and arrogance that can accompany the tongues movement. Rice points out the lack of biblical support for tongues as the primary evidence of the Spirit's fullness and challenges the notion that it is a superior spiritual gift compared to soul-winning.

Thomas a Kempis passionately expresses his deep desire to receive the Lord with utmost devotion and love, mirroring the holiness and fervor of saints and devout individuals. He humbly offers his heart and all that he has to God, seeking to emulate the reverence and love shown by the Virgin Mary and John the Baptist. Kempis longs to be inflamed with holy desires and to give himself to God wholeheartedly, presenting all virtues and praises to glorify the Lord forever.