George Warnock emphasizes the story of Gideon, who faced overwhelming odds against the Midianites with only 32,000 men. Despite the fear and the reduction of his army to just 300, Gideon obeyed God's command, demonstrating that God often chooses the weak and insignificant to accomplish His purposes. This narrative illustrates that true strength lies not in numbers but in reliance on God, who desires to receive all the glory for victories won. The sermon encourages believers to trust in God's ways, even when they seem counterintuitive.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that God chooses to work through ordinary, flawed individuals to achieve His divine purposes. He highlights that despite our weaknesses and failures, such as those of biblical figures like Isaiah, David, and Peter, we are vessels of God's power and grace. The sermon encourages believers to embrace God's promises of victory, reminding them that their current state does not define their future in Christ. Wilkerson reassures that God is actively working within us, transforming us into His image and preparing us for His glory.

Jim Cymbala delivers a powerful sermon titled 'When You Can't Go On,' emphasizing that even the greatest figures in the Bible, like Elijah, faced moments of despair and breakdown. He recounts Elijah's journey from triumph over the prophets of Baal to fleeing in fear from Jezebel, illustrating how even the strongest can feel overwhelmed. Cymbala encourages listeners to recognize their vulnerabilities and the importance of seeking God's presence and nourishment during tough times. He highlights that God provides strength and direction, even when we feel we cannot go on, reminding us that it's always too soon to quit. The sermon concludes with a call for prayer and support among believers, reinforcing the need for community in times of struggle.

David Wilkerson speaks about the emergence of a triumphant church that is rising from trials and afflictions, emphasizing the work of the Holy Spirit in leading believers to a place of brokenness and dependence on God. He highlights that this last-days church is being prepared to face overwhelming challenges, relying solely on God's strength and mercy. Wilkerson contrasts the violent intentions of extremist groups with God's plan to equip His people through love and peace, asserting that there is a divine purpose in the suffering endured by the body of Christ. He encourages believers to trust in God's tender mercies as they navigate their trials.