A.W. Tozer warns that the rising interest in spiritism and devil worship signals the nearing end of God's age of grace and mercy. He emphasizes that humanity's rebellion against God is reaching a tipping point, where divine judgment may soon be proclaimed. Tozer reminds us that the earth, though populated by rebels, has a divine origin and is under God's authority. He encourages believers to recognize that a better kingdom exists beyond this world, which God is preparing to reclaim. The sermon serves as a call to awareness and readiness for the impending judgment.

A.W. Pink explores the prophetic discourse of Christ in Matthew 24, delivered shortly before His crucifixion, emphasizing its significance for the Jewish nation and the future events surrounding the end of the age. He highlights the disciples' questions regarding the destruction of the Temple and the signs of Christ's coming, clarifying that these prophecies are primarily directed towards Israel and not the Church. Pink contrasts the accounts in Matthew and Luke, noting the unique aspects of Matthew's narrative that focus on the Jewish context and the impending tribulation. He underscores the importance of understanding the 'abomination of desolation' and the great tribulation that will precede the establishment of a new age for Israel. Ultimately, Pink encourages believers to focus on the hope of Christ's return rather than the signs of the times.