Dr. Bailey examines the requirements for experiencing the glory of the Lord through Leviticus 9, and emphasizes the need for a sin offering, a burnt offering, and a peace offering—explaining that the Lord's presence will manifest when sin is removed, love is expressed, and unity is pursued both with God and one another.

Dr. Bailey begins a Christmas series by declaring that the Christmas story, and our own stories, were written before the foundation of the world, as he highlights God’s foreknowledge, redemptive purpose through Christ, and the call to trust Him in fulfilling His plan.

Dr. Bailey underscores how God teaches us not only through His Word but also through the lives of others, encouraging believers to learn daily, avoid distractions, honor the sacrifices of others, and be known in heaven for good works and godly character.

Dr. Bailey emphasizes the call for believers to live at the center of God's will and provoke one another to love and good works through example, words, and actions, warning against spiritual complacency and urging restored relationships, especially within families.

Dr. Bailey illustrates how the ultimate purpose of warfare is peace—symbolized by rivers throughout Scripture—and encourages believers to be channels of God’s life and peace, letting the smallest trickles of spiritual obedience flow outward to impact nations mightily for Christ.

Dr. Bailey explores the spiritual reality of warfare from Ephesians 6, urging believers to put on the whole armor of God, resist the devil’s wiles, and fight not flesh and blood but spiritual forces—with prayer, truth, righteousness, and peace as our weapons.

Dr. Bailey underscores the New Testament call to a deeper life of thanksgiving—not only in every circumstance but also for all people—emphasizing that a truly worshipful heart is one that continually gives thanks and thereby walks in victory.

Dr. Bailey highlights three primary reasons for thanksgiving in the Old Testament—God’s goodness, His enduring mercy, and the remembrance of His holiness—and urges believers to cultivate a lifestyle of gratitude that reflects heaven’s continual worship.