In this sermon, the speaker reflects on his rebellious youth and the deception he fell into, thinking that the world had something to offer that God didn't. He warns young people against making the same mistake and emphasizes that following the ways of the world will come at a cost. The speaker shares a personal experience of relying on God's intervention when his daughter had an accident, highlighting the importance of surrendering to the Lordship of Jesus. He also addresses the lack of conversation and focus on the forgiveness of sins and the joy of serving Jesus in Christian circles, suggesting that there is something missing in these discussions. The sermon concludes with a call to prioritize talking about Jesus and His work in our lives above all else.

David Wilkerson warns about the spiritual delusion affecting the nation, emphasizing Paul's message to the Thessalonians regarding the coming of the Lord and the signs preceding it, including a great apostasy and the revelation of the Antichrist. He highlights the current state of many believers who have grown cold in their faith and succumbed to a spirit of lawlessness, leading them to reject God's truth. Wilkerson stresses that this delusion is not just a societal issue but a personal one, affecting Christians who ignore the call to obedience and the seriousness of sin. He calls for a return to reverence for God's word and a commitment to live in accordance with it, warning that failure to do so may lead to being deceived by the Antichrist. The message serves as a wake-up call for believers to examine their hearts and align their lives with biblical truth.

Peter Brandon delivers a powerful sermon titled 'False Revival,' warning of the moral decline and spiritual deception prevalent in the last days. He emphasizes the importance of genuine spiritual awakening and the dangers of relying on external symbols of faith without true power from the Holy Spirit. Brandon draws parallels from 1 Samuel 4, illustrating how Israel's defeat stemmed from their failure to consult God and their reliance on the Ark as a mere symbol rather than a source of divine strength. He cautions against the infiltration of worldly practices into the church and the need for believers to remain separated from sin to experience true revival. Ultimately, he calls for a return to sincere prayer and a deep relationship with God to restore the church's power and testimony.

Art Katz addresses the tragic assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, emphasizing the dire consequences of a nation that fails to know and trust God. He reflects on how the justification of violence in the name of God reveals a deep spiritual crisis within Israel, which has rejected the Messiah and the covenant offered through Him. Katz warns that the church may also be deceived in its understanding of God, drawing parallels between Israel's plight and the church's own failures to discern God's true nature. He calls for a sobering examination of both Israel and the church, urging repentance and a return to a genuine relationship with God to avoid impending judgment. The sermon concludes with a reminder that true knowledge of God is essential for both Israel and the church to navigate their respective futures.

Thomas Brooks warns against the dangers of false teachers, who, like emissaries of Satan, lead people astray with deceptive doctrines that promise peace but ultimately lead to destruction. He compares these false prophets to alluring strumpets, who disguise their harmful teachings with attractive presentations, seducing the unsuspecting into spiritual peril. Brooks emphasizes that these teachers prioritize their own gain over the salvation of souls, acting as soul-murderers rather than true shepherds. He calls for vigilance against such 'smooth teachers' who poison the hearts of the faithful, highlighting the grave consequences they will face in divine justice.