Glenn Meldrum preaches about the powerful 1859 Ulster Revival in Coleraine, where a young boy's salvation sparked a school-wide spiritual awakening, leading to deep repentance and cries for mercy from students and neighbors alike. Revival is described as not a cure-all for church problems, messy and challenging, requiring evangelism, discipleship, and holiness to be sustained. It is distinguished from renewal, series of meetings, evangelistic campaigns, experiences, and mere manifestations, emphasizing the need for genuine transformation of society through repentance and new life in Christ.

James Bourne preaches a message of encouragement and warning to a friend facing spiritual attacks, emphasizing the need to remain vigilant and armored in faith even during times of apparent peace. He highlights the inevitable opposition faced by those preaching the word of God and the importance of enduring through trials to reveal the true nature of people's hearts. Bourne urges his friend to find strength in humility, self-abasement, and secret communion with the Lord Jesus Christ, emphasizing that only through grace and correction can one be received by the heavenly Father.