Dr Bailey examines the vital role of teaching in the home, church, and society, urging believers—especially parents and spiritual leaders—to live as true lights, imparting wisdom, righteousness, and the knowledge of God through both instruction and example.

Dr Bailey outlines the essential principles of effective teaching, emphasizing the need for personal preparation, diligent study, practical application, and strategic communication using impression, repetition, and association to convey biblical truth clearly and impactfully.

Dr. Bailey explores the spiritual signs of the times, affirming that in the darkest hour of history, the Church—like its Head, Christ—will be perfected in love, joy, peace, power, and wisdom, becoming a spotless, radiant bride, prepared for a last-days harvest and anointed to display God’s glory, stability, and provision amidst global shaking.

Dr. Bailey expounds upon the signs of the times from an economic perspective, highlighting prophetic warnings of global scarcity, famine, and financial collapse, while affirming that God's miraculous provision, exemplified through Elijah, Elisha, and Sarah, will sustain His faithful people and prepare them to be channels of supernatural supply in the days of adversity.

Dr. Bailey underscores the urgency of seeking righteousness and meekness amid global political shifts, tracing prophetic fulfillments from Daniel and Revelation, highlighting the rising of ancient empires and the coming Antichrist, and exhorting believers to personal holiness, uprightness, and a steadfast spirit to be hidden in the day of the Lord's anger.

Dr. Bailey explores the final five parables of Matthew 13, illustrating how each reveals progressive truths of the church age—from sowing and false doctrine to revival and maturity—while emphasizing spiritual understanding, discernment, suffering, and preparation for multitudes in the last days.

Dr. Bailey expounds upon the first three parables of Matthew 13, illustrating how fruitfulness depends on heart condition, urging believers to seek spiritual understanding, endure testing, embrace divine process, and trust God with both tares and beginnings.

Dr. Bailey expounds upon the extraordinary endurance of Job, portraying him as God's chosen vessel of suffering whose unparalleled trials served to refine his character, demonstrating that true righteousness endures under pressure and that God, full of mercy, ultimately restores with healing, liberty, and double blessing all who persevere through affliction.