John Nelson Darby emphasizes the 'Counsel of Peace' between God and Jesus, illustrating how all prophecies ultimately point to Christ and His glory. He explains that true peace is not merely a feeling but a profound assurance rooted in the completed work of Christ, who serves as our High Priest. Darby reassures believers that despite present trials, they can experience God's peace, which is independent of their circumstances. He highlights that this peace is established through Christ's sacrifice and is a gift from God, meant to sustain believers amidst their struggles. Ultimately, the sermon calls for reliance on Christ alone for peace, rather than on personal efforts or feelings.

Dick Brogden emphasizes the importance of followers of Jesus embracing the promise of empowerment through the Holy Spirit, rather than being preoccupied with knowing the details of God's plans. He highlights that our role is to receive power and bear witness to God's glory among all people, trusting in God's wisdom and sovereignty. Brogden encourages believers to focus on obedience, faith, and love, allowing God to handle the knowledge of His plans while we fulfill our purpose in empowered obedience.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein preaches on the Glory Song of Solomon found in Revelation 1:5-6, which glorifies the Lord Jesus Christ and the redeemed, emphasizing the eternal praise that will resound throughout eternity. The Book of Revelation unveils the future events, the coming tribulation, and the ultimate Glory of Jesus Christ, showcasing His various titles and indescribable Glory. The doxology in Revelation praises Jesus for His eternal love, sacrificial redemption through His blood, and the exalted position He has given to believers as kings and priests in His Kingdom, leading to a call for continuous worship and adoration of the Lord.