In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for believers to wake up from spiritual slumber and be ready for the challenges and responsibilities that God may bring their way. He highlights the prevalence of immorality and sexual perversions in society and urges Christians to live lives of purity and set an example. The speaker also emphasizes the relevance of Christianity to all aspects of life, including civic, social, and personal spheres. He concludes by urging believers to put on the Lord Jesus Christ and the armor of light, indicating the need for spiritual readiness.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of the summer being near and relates it to the coming of the Lord. He explains that in the oriental culture, being at the door does not mean immediate access, but rather signifies being close to the final destination. The preacher emphasizes the need for readiness and vigilance, as the Son of Man can come at any unexpected hour. He also references a song written by Watchman Lee during the persecution in China, expressing the deep feelings of the saints throughout generations. The sermon concludes with a reference to Matthew chapter 24, where the disciples inquire about the timing and signs of the Lord's coming and the end of the age.

In this sermon, the preacher begins by reading from Matthew 24:42-51, emphasizing the importance of being ready for the coming of the Lord. He urges the congregation to turn their hearts to God and confess their sins, as the day of grace is coming to an end. The preacher shares a personal experience of a vision where he saw people waving and trying to get attention as the Lord's coming was imminent. He concludes by urging the listeners to seek the Lord with all their hearts and make things right with Him.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being ready and willing to serve God. He encourages listeners to examine their own hearts and ask God to restore their passion and excitement for Him. The speaker also highlights the significance of fellowship with other believers, using the example of Paul's interactions with fellow Christians during his travels. He warns against churches that prioritize entertainment over the preaching of the word of God and reminds listeners of the power and light that the word of God brings to a dark world.

Erlo Stegen emphasizes the importance of being spiritually ready to meet God, drawing from Exodus 34 where God instructs Moses to prepare himself alone on Mount Sinai. He illustrates that being ready means being steadfast and anchored in faith, using the metaphor of Ulysses binding himself to the mast to avoid temptation. Stegen warns against complacency, sharing a cautionary tale of a man who neglected his spiritual life until it was too late, highlighting the urgency of repentance and the reality of standing alone before God in judgment. He encourages believers to live in constant expectation of Christ's return, maintaining a faithful and prepared heart.