Pastor Strickland's sermon emphasizes the transformative power of understanding God's true nature as loving and compassionate, challenging believers to reflect that love in their lives and to attract others to Christ through their faith.

Pastor Strickland emphasizes the importance of making wise investments in the kingdom of God through missions, youth, and children's ministries, highlighting that true treasures are found in heavenly investments rather than earthly ones. He encourages the congregation to use their unique abilities and resources to serve others, asserting that such investments yield eternal rewards.

Acts 17 reveals how God's purpose progresses from faith in the family through Abraham, to law in the nation through Moses, and ultimately to grace for the world through Jesus Christ.

Living by faith, understanding God's perfect timing through the biblical feasts, and staying spiritually vigilant as we anticipate Christ's return is an important part of understanding 'What's Next".

Placing unwavering faith in God's love, grace, and mercy helps overcome life's inevitable disappointments and provides strength and hope in all circumstances.

Believers are called to diligently sow seeds of faith, love, and truth, trusting in God's timing for the harvest and understanding the importance of preparation and perseverance in their spiritual journey.

Encouraging oneself in the Lord involves trusting His promises, seeking His guidance, and finding strength in His presence during times of distress.

The sermon focuses on the concept of "living water" and the importance of faith in receiving it, drawing parallels to the story of Jesus offering living water to the woman at the well, and encourages believers to seek the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, likening it to the latter rain that brings spiritual harvest, emphasizing the need for salvation and spiritual empowerment in the midst of challenges.

Spiritual dry seasons are essential for growth and precede great victories, teaching us to rely on God's Word and trust His plan even when He feels distant.