Revivalists are also men of labour. Gillies explained that they labour for eternity knowing that 'the time was short and the day of recompense was at hand'. Hill is convinced of the urgency of this hour. As an evangelist Hill's preaching and prayers are geared towards the salvation of the lost, the backsliders and the prodigals. It is because of his own past of crime and drug addiction that he can relate to the lost in a with insight and compassion.
Revivalists are people of 'most decided doctrine'.
There is a 'breadth and a power in their preaching'. This feature applies to Hill's preaching. He knows the Bible and delivers his messages bluntly and directly from the Word of God. Personally Hill would rather 'hear the hard truth and live than to fall for a soft lie and die'. This belief compels Hill to preach the full gospel, including the reality of hell, to people.