In this powerful sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis emphasizes the authority and responsibility given to believers to carry and proclaim the Word of God with purity, honesty, and boldness. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 4, she reminds listeners that the gospel is a divine light meant to shine through believers—vessels entrusted by God—into a dark and broken world. The message warns against distorting or using God’s Word for personal gain and encourages walking in truth through the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Evangelist Davis speaks on the importance of genuine faith, the transforming power of God's Word, and the necessity of living a life that reflects Christ. She exhorts believers to not only live holy lives but also to speak the truth of the gospel openly and fearlessly. Trials and persecution may come, but these are momentary compared to the eternal glory that awaits. Ultimately, she calls the body of Christ to remain faithful, steadfast, and victorious, keeping their eyes on the unseen, eternal promises of God.

In this deeply moving and prophetic sermon, Evangelist Martha P. Davis urges the body of Christ to seek a more intimate, personal relationship with Jesus Christ—not just as believers, but as His devoted bride. Drawing from Ephesians 5 and Psalm 91, she likens this divine union to the sacred bond of marriage, calling believers to shut out the world and enter the "secret place" with God. Emphasizing spiritual maturity, holiness, and readiness, she warns that the time is short and the Lord is preparing to pour out a great anointing on sanctified vessels. Through heartfelt prayer and passionate teaching, Evangelist Davis declares that God is awakening His church for mighty works, urging each listener to draw closer to Him in love, obedience, and power.

Evangelist Martha P. Davis's sermon, "The Power of God 2," emphasizes God's mighty blessings and miracles, with the greatest miracle being Jesus Christ's coming to save the lost. She asserts that the Gospel not only saves but also sustains believers daily. Drawing from 1st Chronicles 29, she highlights David's prayer acknowledging God's greatness, power, glory, and majesty, and how all riches and honor come from Him.

Evangelist Davis explains that while King David desired to build God a house, God had a different plan, choosing Solomon for the task due to David's past. This illustrates God's perfect plan and His desire for uprightness. The sermon then shifts to the new life in Christ, referencing 1st John 3:1 and Colossians 3, urging believers to "set their affection on things above, not on things on the earth." This new life means being dead to worldly temptations and living righteously, putting off the "old man" and putting on the "new man" renewed in the knowledge of God.

She stresses that God is calling His people to walk in uprightness and that the church must awaken from spiritual slumber. God is about to pour out His Spirit, and believers are commanded to seek His power from His Word and to have power with God. Evangelist Davis calls out sin within the church, stating that God did not save us to continue in sin, but rather gave us the power to overcome it. The sermon concludes with a powerful call to action, urging listeners to be among those whom God will use to demonstrate His power, cast out devils, and bring deliverance, as God is about to move in unprecedented ways.