In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of spending time with God and seeking Him earnestly. He encourages listeners to prioritize their relationship with God over worldly pursuits and to seek His guidance and wisdom. The speaker also urges believers to actively participate in their church community and to bridge the generation gap by becoming involved and supportive. Additionally, he highlights the significance of developing a deep and meaningful relationship with God through reading and meditating on His Word, as well as spending dedicated time alone with Him. The sermon concludes with a reminder to pray and fast, as these practices help to align the heart with God's will.

Mike Bickle addresses the emergence of Harlot Babylon, a deceptive force that will lead many believers and unbelievers astray in the end times. He emphasizes the significance of understanding this harlot's influence, which will manifest as a global religious and economic system, seducing leaders and the masses alike. Bickle warns of a great falling away from faith, as foretold in scripture, and the need for believers to remain vigilant and discerning against this impending deception. He encourages the church to engage in prayer and fasting to gain insight and clarity regarding these prophetic revelations. Ultimately, he stresses the importance of being prepared to help others navigate the challenges posed by this harlot.

Mike Bickle preaches about the great conflict between two opposing global worship movements at the end of the age, where Jesus and Satan's powers will be openly displayed. He emphasizes the importance of worship as a form of warfare that aligns the earth with God's will and prepares for the second coming of Jesus and the millennial kingdom. Bickle warns about the rise of a counterfeit worship movement led by the Antichrist that will deceive billions, contrasting it with the Holy Spirit's powerful end-time worship movement that will usher in God's kingdom.

Lewis Sperry Chafer delves into the concept of the 'kingdom of heaven' and its various stages throughout history, from God ruling through patriarchs, judges, and kings of Israel to the rejection and crucifixion of the rightful King, leading to the new age of blessings. He emphasizes the foreknowledge and plan of God in the rejection and delay of the earthly kingdom, as well as the mysteries surrounding the present divine government and purposes on earth, including the church's role and the manifestation of the 'mystery of iniquity.' Chafer also discusses the tribulation period, the 'Man of Sin,' and the distinct divine purposes during that time, highlighting the importance of understanding these prophecies for a comprehensive view of the end times.

George Fox preaches against the customs and titles of the world, emphasizing that true manners come from avoiding evil words and following God's law, rather than outward gestures of respect. He highlights the importance of not seeking honor from one another, as it indicates unbelief and a love for worldly praise, contrasting this with the humility and reverence shown by prophets and apostles towards God. Fox stresses the need for Christians to have Christ as their spiritual head and master, serving and worshiping Him above all else, in contrast to those who worship worldly powers and seek vain glory.

Zac Poonen warns against the spirit of the Antichrist that seeks admiration and worship from others, paralleling it with Satan's desire for worship. He emphasizes that this spirit is prevalent in various spheres, including the church, and manifests as a desire for honor and recognition. Poonen highlights that true followers of Christ will face reproach and opposition, contrasting this with the allure of popularity that leads to the Antichrist's acceptance. He urges believers to recognize and crush the seeds of this spirit within themselves to avoid falling into its trap. Ultimately, he calls for a return to the hard truths of the Gospel that challenge the desire for worldly approval.