In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of fellowship and communion with the Lord as the secret to power and strength in the Christian experience. He observes that life in the USA and the world moves very fast, with a constant sense of hurry. However, in the Christian life, it should not be so. The preacher uses the example of Moses and his encounter with God through the burning bush to illustrate how God meets our needs and equips us for the tasks He calls us to. He also highlights the significance of prayer in the life of a believer, emphasizing that it is a crucial need for the church, families, and Christians everywhere.

In this sermon, the preacher addresses the issue of wavering and being undecided in one's faith. He highlights how many people in the world see the church as having form and programs, but lacking the fire of God. The preacher emphasizes the importance of unity among believers, using Psalm 133 as an example of the blessings that come when people come together as one. He also warns against choosing religious form over the fire of God, and encourages listeners to examine their own hearts to see if they have both the form and the fire in their lives.

T. Austin-Sparks preaches on the importance of acknowledging and learning from the weaknesses of great servants of God like Elijah, Moses, David, and Peter, emphasizing that God's grace shines through their imperfections. He highlights how Satan targets our weakest moments to hinder our spiritual growth and service, urging believers to be aware of their vulnerabilities and not make excuses for their weaknesses. The sermon also explores the theme of loneliness in leadership, noting that those called to pioneer spiritual advancements often walk a lonely path, but reassuring that God's love, presence, and the unity of believers provide comfort and strength in times of solitude.