In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of staying away from temptation and sin. He warns against taking unnecessary risks, especially when it comes to exposing oneself to potentially harmful influences, such as movies that can pollute the mind. The speaker also highlights the need for true worship and service to God, stating that many Christians do not fully understand what worship entails. He further discusses the temptation to seek honor and fame, using the example of preachers who misuse their anointing and supernatural abilities for personal gain. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the devil's temptation to use power for selfish purposes, urging Christians to resist such temptations and remain faithful to God's calling.

This sermon emphasizes the belief in a forthcoming spiritual awakening in New York City, not due to human efforts but because darkness has crossed a line, challenging the authority and word of God. The speaker draws parallels from biblical stories like Elijah confronting the prophets of Baal and urges the congregation to resist the darkness that challenges God's promises. The message calls for a revival, unity among believers, and a return to the centrality of the Word of God, anticipating a powerful move of the Holy Spirit.