Who are these that Fly as Doves to their Windows?

Isaiah 60:8 presents a prophetic vision of the world's joyful and sudden convergence upon Christ, depicted as clouds and doves flying to their windows—a powerful image of divine revival, global evangelization, and the church's open, welcoming mission. The passage reveals a transformative reality in which the Gentiles, once enemies, now build up the walls of Jerusalem, symbolizing the New Testament church's expansion and unity across nations, races, and cultures. This vision calls believers to faith-filled prayer, active witness, and personal holiness, affirming that God's Spirit still moves with sudden, sweeping power to awaken the world and renew individual hearts. The sermon emphasizes that Christ's redemptive work is both cosmic and personal—extending from global transformation to the individual soul's need for salvation and sanctification—and challenges the church to embody an open, Spirit-empowered, and unified witness. Ultimately, the question is not merely who these multitudes are, but whether each person present is among them, flying home to Christ, transformed by grace, and committed to His eternal purpose.