Get ready...its going to get rough.

In closing, the speaker urges the church not to retreat from the world but to act as an antidote to the nation's spiritual decline. He shares personal anecdotes of activism and calls for a remnant of believers to rise up with a spirit of boldness and joy, praying for revival and for the nation to be united under God.

The speaker addresses the rising spiritual temperature in the nation and the world. Emphasizing that while it is not the very end of days, critical biblical signs are unfolding, particularly regarding Israel. He critiques parts of the church for lacking understanding of Israel's central role in eschatology and warns against anti-semitism, framing Israel as central to God's plans for the nations.

The speaker identifies three spiritual power lines in Britain—the Church of England, the monarchy, and the government's constitutional foundation—and argues they are failing or shifting away from Christian doctrine. He calls for active Christian involvement in society and politics, warning that a failure to engage will create a vacuum that anti-Christian forces will fill.

Encouraging the church to adopt a 'Joseph' mentality, the speaker urges Christians to be prepared to provide wisdom and hope during coming economic and societal hardships. He challenges the church to pursue a deep, fervent holiness and to stand firm in their faith, trusting in God even through trials, storms, and the spiritual melting pot that the nation is currently facing.