Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the transformative power of Jesus as the new wine, contrasting it with the old ways of humanity that often feel more comfortable. He explains that Jesus did not come to patch up our old lives but to introduce a completely new life that is only found in Him. The sermon highlights the struggle of accepting this new life, as many prefer the old, familiar ways, which can lead to spiritual stagnation. Beach calls for a revelation of Christ's glory and righteousness, urging believers to see the necessity of embracing the new humanity that Jesus offers. Ultimately, he encourages the congregation to seek the Holy Spirit's help in understanding and living out this new life.

Michael Durham preaches on the significance of fasting as a spiritual discipline, emphasizing that fasting is a tool used by Jesus and His apostles to unplug from the world and connect with the power of God. He explains the wrong ideas about fasting, highlighting that fasting is not about legalism, manipulating God, or spiritual bribery, but rather about seeking God's pleasure above all else. Durham delves into the definition of fasting as the self-denial of routine pleasures to gain pleasure in God, emphasizing that fasting is a means to express hunger for God and humble the flesh. He explores different fasting methods, lengths, frequencies, and purposes, including seeking guidance, help in difficult times, and ministry endeavors like missions and evangelism, ultimately stressing that fasting is for God's sake and to create a hunger for Him.