Mike Bickle emphasizes the urgency of responding to God's call through a Fivefold Action Plan based on the book of Joel, which highlights the seriousness of a broken covenant with God. He calls for a sacred assembly where individuals lament and seek God with all their hearts, recognizing the gravity of their spiritual state and the consequences of their actions. Bickle outlines five key actions: consecrate a fast, call a sacred assembly, gather the elders, gather all the inhabitants, and cry out to the Lord, stressing that these steps are essential for healing and restoration. He illustrates that God's desire for His people is simple yet profound, urging them to prioritize their relationship with Him amidst societal crises. The message serves as a reminder of the importance of corporate prayer and repentance in seeking God's mercy and intervention.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of prayer and being available to the Holy Spirit. He shares a story about a little girl playing the piano and how a man joined in to make beautiful music with her random notes. This story illustrates how the Holy Spirit can work through us when we are open and yielded to Him. The preacher then discusses the challenge faced by the early church and how they responded by praying with one accord, being filled with the Holy Spirit, and standing together against opposition. He encourages the listeners to take up the challenge of the upcoming conference and pray for God's enablement to accomplish His purpose.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of speaking and the impact it can have on someone's life. He shares a story from the Old Testament about three lepers who made a choice to speak and ended up saving themselves from death. The preacher then connects this story to the healing of a lame man in Acts chapter four, where Peter's words brought about a miraculous transformation. He encourages the audience to realize that their words can make a difference and urges them to pray for a revival of this kind of speaking and praying. The preacher also emphasizes that the battle for hearts and lives will not be won in the political arena, but through personal interactions and sharing the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the power of praise and worship in the face of battles and challenges. He draws inspiration from the story of Jehoshaphat and the army of Judah, who faced a great multitude of enemies. Instead of fighting, they appointed singers to go before the army and praise God. As they began to sing, God set liars in wait against the enemy, causing them to destroy each other. The victory was won through faith and praise, and the people of Judah humbly gave thanks and blessed the Lord. The speaker encourages the audience to continue praying and praising God, even after victories, and to trust in His provision and guidance.

Al Whittinghill emphasizes the urgent need for prayer within the church, highlighting the significance of a Solemn Assembly as a time for believers to come together, set aside personal agendas, and seek God's heart for revival. He reflects on the early church's commitment to prayer and how it was the foundation for their growth and impact, urging the congregation to prioritize prayer as the essential work of the church. Whittinghill calls for a collective response to God's call, encouraging everyone to participate in prayer meetings and to recognize the power of corporate prayer in overcoming challenges and fulfilling God's purposes.