In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the state of the hearts of believers and their longing for God to move in their lives. He shares a personal experience of listening to a tape of his son preaching and being moved by the conviction and authenticity of his words. The speaker then attends a fellowship where he is prompted by the Holy Spirit to share a message with the congregation. He emphasizes the importance of experiencing a lasting, eternal work of God in our lives rather than just having temporary moments of enjoyment or activity in church.

Albert Zehr preaches on the importance of dealing with offence in the church to prepare for God's mighty move. He emphasizes the need to remove stumbling blocks that hinder believers from joining the race, using examples like Absalom's downfall due to offence. Zehr highlights the value of overcoming offence, drawing from biblical figures like Joseph, Moses, and David who remained useful to God by not taking the bait of offence. He stresses the critical nature of addressing and resolving offences in these last days to avoid falling away and being deceived by false prophets.

Albert Zehr preaches about the critical need for discernment, especially in the end times. He emphasizes the importance of seeking discernment from God to avoid being deceived by false signs and miracles. Zehr shares personal experiences and insights on discernment, highlighting the need to perceive things from the Lord's perspective and to know the mind of Christ in all situations. He delves into the definition of discernment, its spiritual dimension, and the innate characteristic of the Holy Spirit within believers.

Albert Zehr preaches about the importance of bridging the generational gap within families and the church to experience God's blessings. He emphasizes the cry for spiritual fathers and mothers, highlighting the need for understanding, love, and guidance for the younger generation. Through heartfelt prayers and blessings, the sermon portrays the deep longing for connection and healing between generations. The dilemma of fatherlessness, generational disconnect, and the need for intergenerational healing are addressed, urging for restoration and renewal in relationships. Practical steps, models of fathering, and the significance of spiritual mothers are discussed to foster unity, understanding, and mutual respect among different generations.

Albert Zehr preaches about the importance of genuine corporate functioning and unity as a powerful end-time weapon for the church, emphasizing the need to surrender personal ambitions and agendas to hear and obey the voice of God. The sermon highlights the negative and positive impacts of corporate unity, drawing from examples in Genesis and Acts, and stresses the significance of corporate oneness in leadership and decision-making. The journey towards a healthy corporate body life involves practices like corporate hearing, prayer, and meetings, with a focus on involving the entire body in leadership and decision-making processes.