Ted Byfield preaches about the impact of the 'Sixties Revolution' on society, highlighting the cultural shifts, moral decline, and societal changes brought about by movements such as the Sexual Revolution, Feminist Revolution, and emphasis on 'love' and 'peace'. He discusses the consequences of John Dewey's educational philosophy, leading to an educational catastrophe and moral decay, emphasizing the need for a rediscovery of history, particularly Christian history, to restore values and understanding in society.

Ted Byfield emphasizes the importance of history, particularly Christian history, in shaping civilizations and societies. He highlights the essentiality of simple moral rules in maintaining the well-being of a civilization, drawing from ancient Israelites, Greeks, and Romans. Byfield warns against the erosion of these rules, pointing out the threats of technological advancements and ideological influences that seek to undermine traditional values. He delves into the impact of John Dewey's educational philosophy on society, revealing the deliberate efforts to reshape future generations through the education system, ultimately challenging the traditional concepts of morality, reason, and authority.