In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that the actions of God in the present times are a demonstration of His power and nature, both in judgment and mercy. The sermon highlights the sinful nature of the nations, including Israel, and predicts that their conduct will become increasingly indefensible. The preacher mentions the world court's ruling against Israel's wall, which is deemed illegal and a violation of international law. The sermon also touches on personal struggles and hardships faced by the preacher, emphasizing the need for complete death and restoration in God's timing.

J.H. Collins preaches on the challenges Nehemiah faced while rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem, emphasizing the need to clear away the 'rubbish' hindering Christian perfection. He explains that Christian perfection does not imply perfect knowledge, freedom from temptation, infirmities, or the impossibility of sinning, but rather a sanctified relationship with God where one is tempted but does not sin. Collins clarifies that Christian perfection is not about having Christ's holiness imputed to us, but rather having it imparted within us through a deep connection with Christ.