In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Job and how he went from prosperity to poverty, losing everything. Job's friends try to offer religious cliches and worn-out platitudes, but it is only when God speaks that the problem is solved. The preacher emphasizes the importance of humility and silence before God, using examples from the Bible such as Daniel's vision. The sermon also highlights the purpose of human suffering and the need to glorify God in all circumstances. The preacher encourages the congregation to find expression through the poetic books of the Bible and to allow their hearts to be softened by God's touch.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the profound significance of resurrection throughout Scripture, asserting that all divine matters find their new beginning through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. He highlights that the resurrection serves as the ultimate attestation of Christ's Sonship, marking Him as the 'firstborn from the dead' and establishing a vital principle in Christian experience: true life emerges from death. Sparks illustrates this through biblical examples, such as Isaac and the experiences of believers, showing that spiritual growth often involves cycles of death and resurrection. He concludes by affirming that living in the power of resurrection life transcends natural limitations, urging believers to depend solely on the life of Christ for spiritual effectiveness.