In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the story of David and Goliath from the Bible. He emphasizes that despite facing giants in our lives, we must see the truth and know it as it is. David's three older brothers were assigned to fight in the battle against Goliath, but they were terrified and turned away. However, David, though not looking, feeling, or acting like a champion, knew he had a commission from God and stepped up to the challenge. The speaker also mentions the importance of having a higher purpose and determination, as seen in the story of Eric Little.

Shane Idleman passionately addresses the urgent need for America and the church to awaken from their slumber of unrepentant sin and moral decay. He emphasizes that many justify their sinful actions, leading to a divisive and angry society. Idleman calls for boldness in confronting evil, particularly regarding issues like abortion, and urges a return to biblical principles in governance. He likens the need for awakening to the jarring sound of an alarm clock, stressing that it is time to speak out against injustices and stand firm in faith. The sermon serves as a wake-up call to both individuals and the nation to recognize and repent from their wrongdoings.

Shane Idleman addresses the pervasive veil of deception affecting society, emphasizing that truth is not a conspiracy theory but a necessity for discernment in turbulent times. He urges the church to speak boldly against the cultural and political issues that threaten God-given freedoms, advocating for wisdom and knowledge as the foundation for stability. Idleman highlights the importance of being watchful and proactive in defending truth, especially when it comes to the rights of the innocent and the integrity of God's character. He calls for a revival of humility, brokenness, and dependence on God, encouraging believers to engage in prayer and fasting as a means to combat spiritual battles. Ultimately, he reminds the congregation that the church must be the moral conscience of the nation, standing firm against injustice and deception.

Jill Briscoe delivers a powerful sermon on standing up against injustice and oppression, drawing parallels between the courage of Festo in speaking out against the cruel killings under Amin's regime and the persecution faced by Archbishop Luwum. Despite the threats and dangers, Festo bravely followed in Jesus' steps, preaching against the misuse of power and the atrocities being committed. The story unfolds with intense moments of fear, torture, and ultimately, the tragic death of Archbishop Luwum, shedding light on the harsh realities faced by those who stand up for truth and justice.

John Wesley preaches on the necessity of uniting against wickedness and the importance of the Church's role in opposing the works of darkness. He emphasizes that true members of the Church should actively engage in reforming society and combating sin, rather than indulging in it. Wesley recounts the historical efforts of the Society for Reformation of Manners, which successfully addressed various societal vices, and calls for renewed commitment to this cause. He stresses that those who wish to engage in such reform must possess faith, courage, and love, and act with humility and sincerity. Ultimately, Wesley urges all believers to rise up and contribute to the fight against ungodliness for the glory of God and the good of humanity.