Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the significance of the three appearances of Jesus Christ: His first appearance to take away sin through His sacrifice, His ongoing presence as our High Priest in heaven, and His promised return for those who look for Him. He stresses the necessity of true repentance and the transformative power of accepting Jesus as Savior, which leads to a life of holiness and righteousness. Waldvogel warns against complacency in faith, urging believers to remain vigilant and committed to their salvation, as the reality of judgment awaits all. He concludes with the hope of Christ's return, encouraging the congregation to comfort one another with the promise of eternal life.

John Sung emphasizes the hope and glory of the New Jerusalem as described in Revelation 21, portraying it as a beautiful, eternal home prepared by God for His people. He explains that in this new creation, there will be no more death, sorrow, or pain, and believers will dwell in the presence of God, who will wipe away their tears. Sung warns that only those whose names are written in the Book of Life can enter this holy city, urging listeners to ensure their salvation and readiness for Christ's return. He highlights the significance of the Twelve Apostles and the beauty of the New Jerusalem, which is adorned with precious stones and gold, symbolizing God's glory. Ultimately, Sung calls for repentance and faith, reminding everyone of the importance of being born again to inherit the promises of God.