Pastor Andria delivers a powerful message about spiritual awakening, using the metaphor of hitting the snooze button on an alarm clock to illustrate how Christians can become spiritually drowsy. She emphasizes that God is sounding a spiritual alarm clock, calling believers to wake up from spiritual slumber and step into His purpose. The sermon introduces a 21-day church-wide fast starting the next day, positioning it not as deprivation but as disruption – God’s way of awakening souls. Andria explains that this isn’t about New Year’s resolutions but about revival, distinguishing between human effort for self-improvement versus God’s power for spiritual transformation.

The message focuses on three key actions: waking up to the time (recognizing this as a divine kairos moment), recognizing the darkness (acknowledging areas where we’ve grown spiritually numb), and putting on the light (actively choosing to walk in purity, prayer, and power). Andria warns that spiritual sleep happens gradually through constant noise, exhaustion, small compromises, doing things for God without being with God, consuming wrong influences, unhealed hurt, and isolation. She concludes with a powerful altar call, emphasizing that awakening requires a physical response and that every yes to God is a funeral to our comfort.