This sermon delivered by brothers Andrew and Gabriel was a passionate call to engage in a holy war against sin within the house of God. These men drew inspiration from the martyrdom of Charlie Kirk, emphasizing his unwavering commitment to his faith, love for Israel, and his stance against sin. They urged us to follow Kirk's example by resisting sin to the point of shedding blood, and to strive to hear the words, "Well done, my good and faithful servant." The key themes explored within the sermon included confession, praise, and the destruction of sin, with a strong emphasis on approaching God with the right motives and the importance of true repentance that bears visible fruit. The message was clear: to live a life pleasing to God, one must actively seek out and destroy sin, starting with a heart of praise and confession.