In this sermon, the preacher discusses the disciplines of danger that Christians should be aware of in the last days. He emphasizes the importance of the logos of God, which is the word of God found in the Bible. The preacher also highlights the pathos, which is the passion and courage needed to face danger and achieve victory. He warns against the dangers of materialism and possessions, urging Christians to prioritize God and His work rather than being consumed by worldly desires. The preacher encourages listeners to read and study the Bible to navigate the challenges of the last days.

T. Austin-Sparks discusses 'The Warfare', emphasizing the unique and intense spiritual conflict associated with fulfilling God's ultimate purpose. He illustrates this through the opposition faced by Nehemiah in rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem, highlighting the various forms of antagonism from figures like Sanballat, Tobiah, and Geshem, who represent a blend of superstition, false religion, and carnal interests. Sparks points out that true opposition often arises not from the world, but from within the church, where individuals may profess faith yet resist the fullness of God's purpose. He stresses the importance of watchfulness and intelligent prayer in overcoming these challenges, as the enemy seeks to thwart God's work through various tactics such as intimidation, misrepresentation, and discouragement. Ultimately, the sermon calls believers to remain steadfast in their mission, recognizing the spiritual warfare that accompanies the pursuit of God's calling.