Art Katz emphasizes the significance of the outpouring of the Spirit as prophesied by Joel, highlighting that it is a precursor to the ultimate fulfillment for Israel in the last days. He explains that while the Spirit was poured out on the day of Pentecost, it was merely a down-payment for a future, fuller outpouring upon all Jewish flesh. Katz warns against the arrogance of Gentile believers who misinterpret this prophecy as already fulfilled, urging humility and recognition of Israel's central role in God's redemptive plan. He stresses that the church must live with an awareness of its future and the coming of the King, as a church without a future becomes stagnant and loses its identity. Ultimately, Katz calls for a restoration of the understanding of the Spirit's gifts within the context of God's intentions for Israel and the church's role in that narrative.

Mike Bickle addresses the issue of replacement theology, urging pastors and believers to overcome the intimidation surrounding discussions about Israel's significance in God's plan. He emphasizes that many church leaders have been silenced by historical theological errors and encourages them to embrace the biblical narrative that affirms Israel's ongoing role in God's purposes. Bickle highlights the recent surge in prayer for Israel among Gentile believers as a pivotal moment in church history, calling for a deeper understanding and engagement with the topic. He warns against the dangers of replacement theology, which has led to anti-Semitism and a lack of preparedness in the church for the end times. Ultimately, he calls for unity and love between Gentiles and Jews as part of God's grand design.