T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the significance of the second coming of the Lord Jesus, explaining that it is not merely an event but the consummation of redemption. He highlights that Christ's return is essential for completing the work of redemption, revealing the sons of God, and delivering creation from corruption. The sermon underscores that the coming of the Son of Man is a fulfillment of God's plan for humanity, showcasing the relationship between Christ's incarnation and His return. Sparks encourages believers to anticipate this event as the ultimate hope for both the Church and the world, affirming that Christ's coming will finalize the triumph over sin and death. He calls for a renewed joy and expectation in the hearts of believers regarding the imminent return of Jesus.

John Gill preaches on Genesis 3:15, emphasizing the profound implications of God's promise that the seed of the woman would bruise the head of the serpent, symbolizing the ultimate victory of Christ over Satan. He explains that this prophecy not only foretells the enmity between humanity and evil but also highlights the redemptive work of Christ, who, through His suffering, secures salvation for believers. Gill draws connections between the curse of the serpent and the broader narrative of sin and redemption, illustrating how the Messiah's victory brings hope and restoration to a fallen world. He concludes by reflecting on the comfort this promise brings, especially in light of the recent death of Mrs. Martha Gifford, affirming the hope of resurrection for those who believe.