In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of claiming the promises of God and living in triumph through Christ. He encourages the audience to keep their conscience clean and humble themselves in every situation, as God gives grace to the humble. The preacher also highlights the need to get rid of negative attitudes such as murmuring, complaining, anger, and depression in order to experience the revolutionizing power of the new covenant. He urges the leaders to enter into the new covenant and not cling to the old ways, comparing it to living under the British Raj and longing for Queen Elizabeth's rule. The sermon concludes with a call to boldly claim the promises of God and declare that the Lord is our helper, so that we may not be afraid of what man can do to us.

Zac Poonen preaches on the significance of new wine being put into new wineskins, symbolizing the life of Jesus in the church He builds. He emphasizes the need to wait on God, allowing our strength and self-efforts to come to an end so that God's power can manifest in our weakness. Poonen highlights the importance of brokenness, humility, and self-judgment in experiencing the new wine of Jesus' life and the new covenant blessings. He challenges believers to break free from religious traditions that hinder the work of God and to embrace God's ways in building the body of Christ.

T. Austin-Sparks discusses the profound burden carried by prophets, emphasizing their role in discerning spiritual decline and the need for a deeper connection with God's vision. He explains that true prophets often feel isolated due to their unique insights and the weight of their calling, which is to maintain God's full thought amidst a complacent and traditional church. Sparks warns against the dangers of being spiritually satisfied with the status quo, urging believers to remain open to new revelations and adjustments in their faith. He highlights that the prophetic function is not merely about works but about preserving the spiritual state that honors God. Ultimately, the burden of the valley of vision calls for a commitment to represent God's fullest intentions, which may come at a cost.

Richard E. Bieber preaches about the importance of maintaining a fresh revival in our spiritual lives, emphasizing the need to continually be renewed by the living Word of Jesus to avoid becoming old wineskins. He contrasts the responses of Caiaphas, who rejected the Messiah, with Cleopas, who recognized and followed Jesus. Bieber warns against mixing old religious practices with the new wine of Jesus' teachings, urging believers to remain tender towards the Word, quick to repent, and obedient to God's commands.