G. Campbell Morgan emphasizes the profound messages found in the book of Joel, illustrating the principles of Divine government and grace through the prophet's visions of locust plagues, imminent judgment, and the future outpouring of the Spirit. He highlights that the 'Day of the Lord' is both a present reality and a future promise, urging repentance and recognition of God's active governance in all circumstances. Morgan calls for believers to proclaim the fullness of the Spirit and to encourage others to call on the name of the Lord for salvation, reminding them of God's grace amidst judgment.

John Nelson Darby expounds on Matthew 22, illustrating the rejection of God's invitation to the marriage feast by the Jews and the subsequent inclusion of the Gentiles. He emphasizes that while the invitation was extended to the chosen people, their refusal led to their judgment and the destruction of Jerusalem. The sermon also highlights the necessity of being spiritually clothed in Christ to partake in the kingdom, as mere outward appearances are insufficient. Darby discusses the interactions between Jesus and various Jewish sects, revealing their spiritual blindness and the ultimate authority of Christ as both David's Son and Lord. The message concludes with a call to recognize the grace offered and the responsibilities that come with it.