In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of having a vision and burden for the lost souls in the world. He highlights the alarming fact that there are more lost people now than ever before, even 2,000 years after Jesus Christ came into the world. The speaker urges listeners to turn to the Lord with fasting, weeping, and mourning, and to rend their hearts in repentance. He also calls on the priests and ministers to intercede for the people and plead with God to spare them from reproach and the rule of the heathens. The sermon emphasizes the need for brokenness and discipline in order to experience the awesomeness of God's presence and power.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for revival and the eradication of unbelief. He laments the lack of holiness in society and the negative perception of those who strive for holiness. The preacher shares a story about two elderly women who fervently prayed for revival despite their physical limitations. He highlights the impact of God's presence on an entire community, leading to the closure of sinful establishments. The sermon concludes with a call for repentance and a plea for God to turn His anger away from His people. The message is based on Psalm 85:4-7.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the fallen nature of humanity and the need for redemption. He believes that the church has become too comfortable and worldly, and calls for a revival to awaken believers from their slumber. The preacher expresses his lack of confidence in man-made programs and instead puts his trust in the Almighty God. He urges the church to be an influence on the world rather than being influenced by it, using the analogy of a police officer getting corrupted by spending too much time with criminals. The sermon concludes with a call for individuals to choose whether they will be like the first son in the parable who initially refuses but repents and obeys, or like the second son who promises but fails to follow through.

Del Fehsenfeld III preaches on the moral and spiritual decline in society and the church, emphasizing the need for action from the people of God. Drawing from Psalms 85, he highlights the importance of reviewing God's love, seeking spiritual power, trusting in God's promises, and taking courage in His redemptive plan amidst troubled times.

Al Whittinghill preaches about the urgent need for revival in the Church, highlighting the discrepancies between the characteristics of the New Testament church and the current state of the church. He emphasizes the Divine displeasure evident in the nation and the importance of heeding God's call for a serious change in heart attitudes. Whittinghill urges believers to identify and overcome attitudes hindering revival, such as wrong priorities, complacency, resignation, prejudice, and a love for comfortable truths, stressing the necessity of prayer and a deep knowledge of God's Word for true revival to occur.

Ian Paisley preaches on the God-exalted Christ, focusing on the lowliness, loneliness, loftiness, and loveliness of Christ. He emphasizes Christ's descent from divine heights to achieve salvation for sinners, highlighting His loneliness and rejection throughout His life. Paisley delves into Christ's exaltation by God, emphasizing His resurrection, ascension, and the power given to Him in heaven and earth. He concludes by urging sinners to turn to Christ, emphasizing the urgency of accepting salvation and the beauty of Christ's love and sacrifice.