Neal Moody begins by speaking about the components of communication and the fact that one message isn't always understood in the same way by another listener, whether due to semantics , emotions, or perception. He transitions to talking about our blessed hope in Jesus and not in the chaos and divisiveness of the current American political atmosphere at the time of this taping.

Pastor Mike Thomas gives a serious talk on the significance of the upcoming election in our country and how we as Christians should respond appropriately and biblically to several aspects of it.

Roland Gehman introduces Pastor Michael Howard from Africa, whom he had spent years with on the mission field. He gives his opinions as an African on the current situation in America and then proceeds to tell of what God has been doing in multiple African countries while encouraging us.

Steve Smith reviews his message about having an ear to hear while exploring a different aspect of the same parable, that of the soils that were mentioned therein. He then transitions to the Song of Songs as he speaks about devotion to our Beloved, Jesus, and the importance of the individual believer.

Pastor Mike Thomas continues teaching about ways to draw closer to God by reminding us that the only way we can do that is by the shed blood of Jesus and by absolutely nothing of our own merit. He reminds us of the disparity between our born-again spirit and our flesh's sin nature, and how Jesus took God's wrath upon Himself so we could freely be in a right relationship with God. He also gives a list of some consequences of sin while reminding us about the value of the blood of Jesus in bringing us back into right relationship with God the Father.

Pastor Mike Thomas begins with questions that God had been asking him about if he is satisfied with where he is in his personal walk with God, as well as where the church is. He goes on to explain ways in which you can go deeper into your relationship with God, cautioning against doing this haphazardly as preparation and repentance must be made.

Neal Moody begins with a sobering warning and reminder about how the American Bill of Rights is being violated as churches in California are not being allowed to meet freely, facing fines. He continues by speaking about the necessity of a good foundation for anything, particularly our faith, and how some Christians try to downplay or ignore the foundational teaching of the life, death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus. He also cautions us about questioning the simplicity of the gospel and adding additional rules to it, which detract from the power of the gospel itself. He reminds us to not only consider what we as Christians have been delivered from but what we have been delivered to and how revival begins with each individual.

Steve and Brenda Smith begin with a proclamation as they have the congregation read a few verses with them. Steve continues by reminding us that we need to know how to pray for real issues in real time as we are supposed to be the agents of change in this world and our decisions affect everyone around us. He delves into one of his favorite parables, that of the different soils and the seed, going into detail about having an ear to hear.

Pastor Mike Thomas reviews some points he spoke on the previous Sunday, particularly about our own personal responsibilities in preparation to meet and fall deeper in love with our Redeemer. Teresa Thomas picks up with what the Lord had been speaking to her about being broken and how it is not a bad thing in a spiritual sense, as well as submitting to the leading and correction of the Holy Spirit. Mike closes out by asking us to check and see where our focus is, whether on God or on any other lovers.

Pastor Mike Thomas speaks on what God has been speaking to him about his own life and that of us at The Ark about being in the valley of decision, where we must decide what we will do, and whether or not we will follow God regardless of the cost. He uses the story of Ruth and Naomi to make several points, including things we can do to have a closer walk with God.