The video shown in the sermon is a two-minute preview of what God is expected to do in the future. The pastors will distribute this video to their congregations to give them an idea of what to expect. The congregation is encouraged to join in prayer, as every voice counts. The video emphasizes the importance of seeking God, crying out for the needs of others, and lifting up voices for those who do not know they need a Savior.

Joseph Philpot preaches about the rejection of Christ by His own people due to hypocrisy, self-righteousness, and worldliness, despite their outward religious practices. He emphasizes the sovereignty of God in determining who receives Christ and the instrumental causes that influence hearts. Philpot delves into the distinct classes of characters - those who receive Christ and those who do not, highlighting the happiness and privilege of those who receive Him. He explores the reasons behind the rejection of Christ, such as blindness, self-righteousness, worldliness, and unbelief, while also discussing the secret causes that lead some to receive Him, including the quickening work of God's Spirit and the manifestation of fruits of faith.

Dr. D. Vaughan Rees preaches about how the Ye-su Chia-ting Christians were prepared for the Communist rule, showcasing Divine guidance in their lives and how they unknowingly anticipated many Communist objections to Christianity. The sermon highlights the unmistakable path the Lord prepared for them, focusing on their communal living, Sunday observance, education, family life, welfare work, and agriculture, demonstrating how their faith and love triumph over coercion and Communist theories.

J.C. Philpot preaches on the concept of 'farewell' from 2 Corinthians 13:11, reflecting on the spiritual implications of faring well or ill. He delves into the characteristics of those who fare ill, including enemies of God and backsliding believers, contrasting them with the blessings of faring well in God's grace. Philpot emphasizes the importance of spiritual appetite, resignation to God's will, and walking in the footsteps of Christ as key elements of faring well in the Christian journey. He concludes with a heartfelt farewell, expressing his desire for the congregation to remain steadfast in faith and avoid straying from the truth.

J.C. Ryle emphasizes the importance of studying the Gospels to deepen our understanding of Christ, urging believers to become more familiar with Jesus Himself rather than just the doctrines of Christianity. He illustrates that following Christ does not exempt us from earthly troubles, as even His disciples faced fear and anxiety during a storm. Ryle reassures that Christ, being both fully God and fully man, is able to sympathize with our struggles and provide peace amidst life's storms. He highlights the power of Jesus to calm our fears and the tender patience He shows towards believers, encouraging us to trust in His ability to guide us through trials. Ultimately, Ryle calls for a more profound relationship with Christ, urging both the unconverted and believers to seek Him earnestly.