David Wilkerson emphasizes the need for the church to prepare for the impending storm of tribulation, contrasting the prevalent 'feel-good' messages with the reality of coming challenges. He reflects on Jesus' forewarning of destruction in Jerusalem, highlighting the importance of being spiritually ready and grounded in God's presence. Wilkerson urges believers to seek intimacy with God, as it is through this relationship that they will find the strength, joy, and hope necessary to endure trials. He reminds the congregation that true peace comes from being assured of God's control in turbulent times.

In his letter to Elisha Camp, Charles Finney addresses legal challenges faced by Camp, providing insights into the court proceedings and the objections raised against him. Finney reassures Camp that he successfully quashed the suit based on jurisdictional issues, emphasizing the importance of being prepared to counter the claims made against him. The letter reflects Finney's legal acumen and his commitment to supporting Camp during a difficult time, while also hinting at the broader themes of justice and accountability. Finney's guidance encourages Camp to face his adversaries with confidence and wisdom.