F.B. Meyer emphasizes the necessity of separation in the life of believers, drawing parallels from the creation story where God distinguished light from darkness and land from sea. He highlights that God's call to holiness involves a deliberate separation from the world, as seen in the lives of biblical figures like Abraham and the Israelites. Meyer urges Christians to cleanse themselves from impurities and to pursue a life that reflects their commitment to Christ, encouraging them to live in a way that honors their divine calling. The sermon calls for a conscious effort to follow Christ and to embody His teachings in every aspect of life.

Derek Melton preaches about the urgent need for the Church to separate itself from worldly influences and confess its sins before God, following the example of the Israelites in Nehemiah 9:2. He emphasizes the upcoming restoration and revival of the Church, calling for a return to holiness, righteousness, and repentance, and a rejection of the carnal prosperity doctrine that has infiltrated modern Christianity. The sermon warns against adopting secular practices and urges believers to seek God's presence and glory through confession, repentance, and a renewed dedication to holy living.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that true revival is evidenced by a deep desire to hear and obey God's Word, as demonstrated by the people in Nehemiah's time who eagerly listened to Ezra read the law. He highlights that true repentance follows this desire, leading to worship and a heartfelt response to God's message. Wilkerson notes that revival brings joy and celebration among believers who understand and embrace the Word of God. Additionally, he points out that genuine revival requires a separation from worldly influences, as believers strive to reflect the image of Christ. Ultimately, he encourages the church to embrace this call for revival and transformation.