In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being motivated by the love of Jesus Christ. He references the apostle Paul's statement that the love of Christ constrains him to preach the gospel. The preacher also mentions the example of King David, who desired to build a house for the Lord but was not allowed to do so. Instead, his son Solomon built the temple, which testifies to God's faithfulness. The sermon concludes with the reminder that God loves us and is willing to bless us abundantly, as demonstrated by the sacrifice of His own Son.

This sermon delves into the story of Daniel in Babylon, where a wild party takes place with sacred vessels from the temple in Jerusalem being desecrated. The hand of God writes on the wall, foretelling the downfall of the king and the rise of Persia. The sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking the word of the Lord, being vessels of the Holy Spirit, and longing for the touch of God in our lives.

A.W. Pink emphasizes the significance of the Gospel as the 'ordained lamp' that illuminates the darkness of the world, highlighting God's promises to His church and the role of Christ as the Anointed One. He explains that the Gospel was established by divine decree, beginning from eternity and shining through the ages, even amidst adversity. Pink illustrates how God sovereignly appoints where, when, and through whom the Gospel is preached, ensuring that His elect hear the message of salvation. He stresses that the effectiveness of the Gospel is not determined by human effort but by God's sovereign will, as He decides the measure of success for each minister. Ultimately, the sermon calls believers to recognize the divine orchestration behind the spread of the Gospel and to trust in God's plan for His church.