In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal story about a near-drowning experience to illustrate the consequences of disobedience. He emphasizes the importance of doing the right thing, even when it may be inconvenient or difficult. The speaker also discusses the devotion to good works and encourages the audience to find joy in their work. He then transitions to discussing a woman in the Bible and encourages the audience to learn from her example. The sermon highlights the importance of obedience, accountability, and dedication to good works.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of discipline in the Christian life. They highlight the need to go beyond momentary conviction and instead cultivate a discipline of aligning with God's word. The speaker shares their personal experience of apathy and lukewarmness in their church and how a revival conference brought about a spiritual awakening. The sermon then transitions to discussing the discipline of fasting and the importance of spiritual focus and rediscovering our spiritual priorities. The speaker acknowledges that this is the last discipline covered in the series but acknowledges that there are many more spiritual disciplines to explore.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of the Anna anointing, a divine calling for persistent prayer and intercession that will rise among believers, both male and female, across the globe. He draws inspiration from the biblical figure Anna, who dedicated her life to prayer and fasting in the temple, and encourages the church to embrace this calling to combat the fainting spirit affecting prayer in the Western church. Bickle believes that as the International House of Prayer is established, it will ignite courage in intercessors and draw many back to a life of prayer, ultimately leading to a global revival. He stresses the importance of identity in prayer, asserting that knowing one's calling as an intercessor brings strength and resolve. The sermon calls for a new generation of prayer warriors to rise up, fueled by the fire of God, to fulfill their divine purpose.

Barry Kirk preaches on the life of Anna, a prophetess who was totally committed to God, serving Him with fastings and prayers night and day. Anna, despite her old age and social status, found favor with God and remained consistent in her fellowship with Him, never departing from the temple. Her life serves as an example for believers today to be serious about serving God at all times, demonstrating immediate communion with Him and being diligent in prayer and fasting, regardless of convenience.

Charles E. Cowman emphasizes the importance of consistent and fervent prayer, drawing examples from Anna, Abraham, Jacob, and Jesus to illustrate the power and necessity of perseverance in prayer. He highlights that effective prayer requires a continuous practice of communion with God, rather than sporadic or half-hearted efforts, and that true intercession comes from a deep, ongoing relationship with the Lord.

Margaret Fell preaches about the justification, proof, and allowance of women's speaking in the Scriptures, highlighting how women were the first to preach the tidings of Jesus' resurrection and were sent by Christ Himself. She addresses objections raised by clergy against women speaking in the church, emphasizing God's will and mind concerning women. Margaret challenges the misinterpretation of Apostle's words regarding women's silence, pointing out examples of powerful women in the Bible who prophesied, preached, and played significant roles in God's plan.