Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the message of Isaiah 54, addressing those who feel spiritually barren and encouraging them to rejoice in God's promises. He explains that spiritual barrenness is a state where one cannot fulfill God's plans through their own efforts, and that true fulfillment comes from waiting on God's timing and methods. Beach draws parallels between the story of Abraham and Sarah, highlighting how their attempts to fulfill God's promise through human means led to frustration, but ultimately, God's plan prevailed when they surrendered to His will. The sermon encourages believers to trust in God's power and timing, rather than relying on their own strength or solutions.

Leonard Ravenhill emphasizes the profound nature of intercessory prayer through the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel 1:2-16. He highlights the essential elements of prayer, such as desperation, sacrifice, and the need for a deep connection with God, as demonstrated by Hannah's heartfelt cries for a child. Ravenhill draws parallels between Hannah's anguish and the spiritual barrenness in the church today, urging believers to seek God earnestly and to understand that true prayer often involves deep personal sacrifice and commitment. He concludes that God answers desperate prayers, often for purposes beyond our immediate understanding, as seen in Hannah's eventual gift of Samuel, a prophet for Israel.

Peter Brandon addresses the issue of spiritual barrenness in today's assemblies, emphasizing the need for believers to walk in the light and be filled with the Holy Spirit. He reflects on the historical growth of the church and the decline in spiritual fervor, urging congregations to return to the basics of preaching the Word of God and being consecrated. Brandon highlights that true remedy lies in being filled with the Spirit, which leads to maturity, unity, and the manifestation of Christ in the church. He encourages believers to cultivate a hunger for God, expose their hearts to Him, and submit to His will for a vibrant spiritual life. Ultimately, he calls for a revival of the Holy Spirit's work among God's people to restore joy and effectiveness in ministry.