David Wilkerson emphasizes the urgency of the spiritual harvest, as Jesus proclaimed that the fields are ripe for reaping despite the lack of visible revival in His time. He challenges the congregation to recognize that even in today's turmoil and distress, people are ready to hear the Gospel. Wilkerson encourages believers to rise up as laborers, proclaiming their faith and the sufficiency of Christ in a world filled with anxiety and fear. He reminds us that the call to harvest is not diminished by the wickedness around us, but rather intensified by it. The message is clear: now is the time to believe in the harvest and act as laborers for the Kingdom of God.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the prophetic significance of the latter rain, as foretold in Zechariah and Joel, which represents a powerful outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the last days. He draws parallels between the initial outpouring at Pentecost and the ongoing spiritual nourishment that God provides to His church throughout history. Wilkerson highlights the importance of these outpourings in relation to the harvest of souls, illustrating how the Holy Spirit's work is essential for spiritual growth and revival. He also explains the agricultural symbolism of the early and latter rains, linking them to God's promises of blessing for obedience. Ultimately, the sermon calls believers to recognize and participate in the Spirit's work in preparation for the coming harvest.