Dr. Bailey highlights the glory of God as His abundant goodness revealed through mercy, grace, longsuffering, love, joy, and wisdom, urging believers to seek the fullness of His character and to receive gifts, healing, direction, and impartation through the crucified life and the anointing of the Holy Spirit.

Dr. Bailey explores the veil of the Tabernacle as a symbol of Christ’s crucified flesh, emphasizing that the only way into God’s glory is through personal crucifixion, suffering, and triumph over betrayal, concluding with a powerful appeal for a personal commitment to righteousness regardless of background or lineage.

Dr. Bailey highlights Jeremiah’s deep burden as God’s intercessor, emphasizing the power and cost of standing in the gap, yet proclaims with great hope that divine mercy still invites intercessors to call, assuring restoration, revival, and mighty answers to earnest, prevailing prayer.

Dr. Bailey expounds upon Jeremiah’s prophetic symbol of the marred girdle to illustrate how God’s people, though once closely bound to Him, may become defiled through pride and disobedience, yet lovingly urges believers to seek cleansing, forsake sin, and be restored to faithful service, fulfilling their high calling in joy and purity.

Dr. Bailey highlights Jeremiah’s message as he reveals the Lord’s deep grief over Israel’s forsaking Him, portraying Christ as the forsaken husband yearning for restored love, calling His people to abandon broken cisterns, unblock wells of the Spirit, and receive rivers of living waters through renewed obedience, worship, and intimate fellowship.

Dr. Bailey illustrates how Jeremiah, exquisitely shaped by suffering, exemplifies last days ministry by prophesying in dark times, enduring rejection, undergoing divine preparation, and embodying a message of hope and restoration as God uproots sin and builds His holy temple in His people.

Dr. Bailey concludes his series on the Coming Glory by examining the journey from the Holy Place into the Holy of Holies through intercession, brokenness, and sanctification, calling leaders to embrace suffering, resist offense, and seek God’s glory on Mount Zion to shepherd others into His presence and protection.

Dr. Bailey explores the prophetic and practical significance of the Tabernacle of Moses as a divine roadmap for spiritual maturity, showing how believers must progress from salvation to sanctification to priestly ministry, culminating in God’s presence, holiness, and brokenness to fully partake of His glory.