Andrew Murray emphasizes the inseparable connection between waiting on God and waiting for the return of His Son, Jesus Christ. He teaches that true preparation for Christ's coming involves seeking God's presence and power in our lives, which fills our waiting with hope and joy. The anticipation of Christ's return not only unites the church but also prepares believers for a glorious meeting with Him and each other in divine love. Murray highlights that genuine love for Christ must also extend to fellow believers, as this love fosters unity and readiness for His coming. Ultimately, those who love deeply are the most prepared for the return of their Savior.

Peter Brandon emphasizes the importance of striving to know Christ deeply, using the metaphor of a race to illustrate the journey of faith. He discusses the concepts of attaining, apprehending, and comprehending the Christian life, urging believers to forget past failures and press forward towards the goal of Christlikeness. Brandon warns against the dangers of worldly distractions and encourages the congregation to be examples of faith, highlighting the imminent return of Christ and the transformation that awaits believers. He calls for a life filled with the Spirit and a readiness for Christ's coming, urging everyone to live in anticipation and preparation for that glorious day.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the significance of being God's peculiar people, highlighting that our value is determined by the price Christ paid for us—His own life. He explains that true Christianity holds validity in the face of death, and that believers are called to live with zeal for good works while eagerly anticipating Christ's return. Tozer clarifies that being a 'peculiar people' means being a treasured possession of God, set apart for His purposes, and encourages Christians to focus on living righteously rather than getting caught up in theological disputes. He reassures that those who die in Christ will not miss the glory of His return, as they will be raised first. Ultimately, Tozer calls for a life of active faith, remembering Christ's sacrifice while looking forward to His second coming.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the urgency of longing for Jesus' return, as expressed in Revelation 22:7 and 22:12, where Christ promises to come quickly and reward each according to their works. He highlights the collective cry of the Spirit and the bride, urging believers to actively pray for Christ's return, as this prayer can hasten His coming. Wilkerson points out that the Holy Spirit's desire for Jesus to return reflects the completion of His work on earth, and encourages believers to embody this prayer in their lives. He reminds us that our expectant prayers can influence the timing of Christ's return, as seen in 2 Peter 3:12. Ultimately, he calls for a global awakening among believers to fervently pray, 'Jesus, come.'

Peter Brandon preaches on 'The Death of the Lord Jesus,' emphasizing the unnatural and supernatural aspects of Christ's death. He explains that Jesus, being sinless, submitted to death, which was marked by significant supernatural events such as the tearing of the temple veil and an earthquake, symbolizing the power of the cross. Brandon highlights the implications of these events, including the breaking down of barriers between Jew and Gentile, and the promise of resurrection for believers. He encourages the congregation to recognize the ongoing power of the cross in the world today and to be prepared for the imminent return of Christ. The sermon concludes with a call to live in anticipation of the Lord's coming, celebrating the unity of believers in Christ.