In this sermon, the speaker focuses on the book of Zechariah and its four divisions. The first division emphasizes the call for national repentance among God's covenant people, Israel. The second division consists of eight visions given to the prophet, revealing God's determined purposes for Jerusalem and the ultimate coronation of the Messiah as the king-priest. The third division addresses a question raised by a delegation of Jews regarding their imposed fasts, with the divine answer indicating that greater oppression awaits Israel. Finally, the speaker highlights verse nine, which presents the person of the Messiah and his world mission, emphasizing the greatness of his goodness and beauty. The sermon concludes with a prayer acknowledging the future deliverance of God's earthly people and the anticipation of redemption for believers.

This sermon delves into the visions and messages received by the prophet Zechariah, emphasizing the importance of teamwork, the new covenant fellowship, the need for young and old to work together, the role of God's Spirit in judgment and anointing, the call to care for the poor, the dangers of false prophets, the significance of grace and unity, the pouring out of the Spirit of grace and supplication, the purification of the remnant, and the future day of the Lord when Jesus will come to establish His kingdom.