David Wilkerson emphasizes that God is initiating a transformative work within His church globally, which can be experienced locally. He highlights the importance of God's true blessing, as outlined in Numbers 6:22-27, which includes being kept by Christ, receiving His grace, and experiencing an increase of God's presence. This blessing is essential for a church that seeks to be in right standing with God, characterized by a clear conscience and intimate communion with Him. Wilkerson encourages believers to embrace this new thing God is doing, which leads to peace and a pure ministry birthed from being in His presence. Ultimately, he reassures that entering into God's presence is a privilege available to all.

K.P. Yohannan emphasizes that true blessing from God is rooted in a holy fear and love for Him, as illustrated by the life of Abraham. He critiques the self-centered nature of modern Christianity, where believers often seek blessings for personal gain rather than out of love for God. The sermon calls for a shift in focus from seeking comfort and joy to obeying God for His sake, highlighting that genuine blessings come from a life lived in reverence and love for the Lord. Ultimately, it is through this relationship that we find true fulfillment and become a blessing to others.