This sermon emphasizes the need for a pure and holy church, contrasting it with the corrupt system of Babylon. It highlights the dangers of backsliding, divisions, politics, money-driven motives, and the misuse of spiritual gifts in churches. The call to 'Come out of Babylon' is emphasized, urging God's people to separate from worldly influences and seek a genuine, spirit-led relationship with Christ. The ultimate goal is to be part of a pure virgin church, devoted to Christ and free from the trappings of the world.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of heeding the warnings of the Word of God. He warns that a fearful day is coming, known as the Armageddon, where there will be a great war between the forces of evil and the righteous. The preacher describes the scene as horrific and the slaughter beyond imagination. He highlights the power and justice of the imperial Christ, who will ultimately defeat the beast and the kings of the earth. The preacher urges listeners to live in accordance with the will of God and to not remain at variance with the Lamb of God, as the day of his wrath is imminent.

The preacher delves into the concept of being corrupted, emphasizing the physical and moral harm caused by corruption, leading to decay, ruin, and destruction. The root word 'phtheiro' signifies a process of deterioration in one's inner life, often associated with moral corruption and degeneration. This corruption is depicted as a continual rotting away, affecting individuals and society. The sermon warns against the deceptive desires that lead to corruption, highlighting the importance of guarding against moral decay and striving for purity.