J.C. Philpot delivers a powerful sermon reflecting on the state of the church amidst worldly progress and material prosperity, questioning the lack of vital godliness and grace despite advancements in society. He highlights the need for true conversions, love, and unity within churches, emphasizing the importance of spiritual growth and genuine faith over external success. Philpot draws parallels between the current state of the church and the decline of the Jewish Church before the Babylonish captivity, urging for repentance, confession of sin, and a return to seeking the Lord's face. He calls for pastors and churches to imitate the prophets in their faithful denunciations of ungodliness while showing compassion and encouragement to the suffering remnant.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the promises of God to protect His people during the impending storms of judgment, referencing Zechariah and Isaiah to illustrate God's commitment to be a refuge. He warns that the coming storm will be severe, causing fear among many, but reassures that God reveals His plans to His prophets to call His people back to Him. Wilkerson highlights the importance of remaining in God's presence, as Jesus did, to maintain peace in our spirits amidst turmoil. He calls for believers to seek intimacy with God through prayer and reflection to prepare for the challenges ahead. Ultimately, the sermon encourages a return to God as a source of strength and protection.

Zac Poonen emphasizes the assurance found in 1 Corinthians 10:13, which states that God will not allow us to be tested beyond our ability. He explains that while trials may seem unbearable, they are carefully controlled by God, who provides a way of escape through humility and obedience, as exemplified by Jesus. Poonen illustrates this with the story of Job, highlighting that God’s hedge of protection is always present, and our spiritual maturity determines the extent of our trials. He encourages believers to recognize that pride often exacerbates our struggles, and true victory comes from humbling ourselves before God. Ultimately, Poonen calls for a deeper understanding of our circumstances and the importance of relying on God's strength to endure and overcome.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the significance of the baptism with the Holy Ghost, explaining that it is Christ who baptizes us with the Spirit, enabling us to live a life reflective of His. He draws parallels between the Old and New Testament promises, highlighting that receiving the Holy Spirit follows receiving Christ as our Savior. Simpson elaborates on the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, likening it to fire that purifies, refines, and energizes believers, making them effective in their spiritual lives. He encourages believers to fully surrender to Christ to experience the fullness of the Holy Spirit, which empowers them to live out their faith with zeal and purpose. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deep desire for the Holy Spirit's presence, which protects and energizes the believer's life.

Octavius Winslow emphasizes the comforting truth that God is a protective wall of fire around His people, safeguarding them from spiritual dangers and enemies. He draws parallels to biblical instances where God provided divine protection, assuring believers that they are secure in Christ, who is their ultimate defense. Winslow encourages the faithful to remain vigilant and prayerful, recognizing that while God protects, they must also actively engage in their spiritual walk. He warns the unconverted that without Christ, they face the consuming fire of God's judgment. Ultimately, the sermon reassures believers of their safety in God's presence and the necessity of remaining close to Him.

Thomas Watson preaches about the comforting presence of God in the midst of His church, emphasizing that despite external and internal enemies, God's refuge and strength are always available. The sermon highlights the privilege and safety of having God in the midst of the church, explaining the two-fold presence of God and the reasons why He defends and blesses His people. Watson encourages the church to trust in God's compassion, love, and protection, reminding them that God's presence brings beauty, strength, and hope to His people.

David Wilkerson shares a prophetic vision of a 'Wall of Fire' that God will create to protect His people amidst the moral decay and increasing evil in society. He reflects on the disturbing images from a television program that prompted deep concern for future generations, leading him to seek God's assurance. The prophecy reveals that as sin abounds, God's grace will abound even more, raising up a dedicated generation shielded by this divine barrier. Wilkerson emphasizes the need for believers to separate from worldly influences and to seek holiness, assuring that those who do will be safeguarded by God's glory. He encourages the faithful to pray for their children and trust in God's promise of protection.