W. W. Prescott, a prominent Seventh-day Adventist educator and administrator, was deeply influenced by the message of righteousness by faith during the Minneapolis era. He enthusiastically embraced this message and began preaching it, echoing the passion of A. T. Jones and E. J. Waggoner for uplifting Jesus. In 1895, at the Armadale camp meeting in Australia, Prescott delivered a series of powerful, Christ-centered sermons that had a profound evangelistic impact, driven by the Holy Spirit's power. Ellen White praised these sermons, describing them as 'instruction precious as gold' and noting that 'unbelievers turn pale' when they heard Prescott preach, saying 'that man is inspired.' In these sermons, Christ is exalted in a way you may never have experienced before, drawing your soul to Him in a simple yet deeply significant manner.