This sermon emphasizes the seriousness of reverence for God and the importance of being attentive and respectful in His presence. It calls for a deep reflection on one's attitude towards God and His holiness, highlighting the consequences of disrespect and lack of reverence. The speaker shares a powerful message about the significance of approaching God with humility and awe, drawing from the story of Uzziah's tragic end when he dared to enter the holy place. The urgency of the message is underscored by the speaker's unwavering commitment to delivering God's truth, regardless of the audience's response or reception.

Listen, Saros, if it's funny to you, go home. I am preaching my heart. I'm preaching my literacy. Are you pastors? You need to be at this altar now. I haven't prayed and sweat about this message. To me, this is as vital as any message I've preached around the world in some of the biggest churches. This is a crisis, isn't it? God helped you. Is that all the reverence you have for God? No wonder your church is ungodly. I didn't ask you to come. You didn't pay 10 bucks. I'm not going to blow you over. I'm preaching straightforward scripture. If you don't like it, I've told you, go. I won't care. You're possibly ever sleepless now. I'll be praying for you when you're asleep tonight. If that's the only concern you have of reverence for God, you're pretty sick. So what become the soldiers? 2,000 people made a barrier so that these foreigners couldn't get into the holy place. But he still pushed through. He went right from the, according to the different courts they had, he went through the Gentile court, he went through the court of Israel, he went through the court of women, he went through the court of priests, and he came into the holy place. And they said, there's the holy of holies. That's where God lives. You can't go in there. But a man called Uzziah tried to do that, and he died. Please. And the old fellow on their face is crying, like I can do when you can laugh when we talk about the holy God, and you sit there and laugh and tell your silly jokes. God pity you. This is a crisis hour. If you're not serious, I am. I'm not interested in preaching any church. I've preached 70 years. I started when I was 15. I'm 85. I don't sleep two nights a week. God has a record.