In this sermon, the preacher discusses the current state of society and how it has departed from God. He emphasizes the need for prayer and divine intervention, referencing the story of Moses and the process of elimination that led him to be alone on the mountaintop. The preacher also criticizes prominent figures in the church for not effectively using their resources to bring the nation closer to God. He highlights the alarming statistics of teenage suicide and child runaways, questioning their whereabouts and the possibility of human trafficking. The sermon concludes with a mention of the high divorce rates in society.

Greek Word Studies delves into the meaning of 'anakalupto,' which signifies the unveiling or uncovering by drawing back the veil. Paul uses the analogy of Moses veiling his face to illustrate the passing glory of the Old Covenant compared to the eternal glory of the New Covenant in Christ. Believers, both Jew and Gentile, experience the removal of the spiritual veil upon turning to the Lord, enabling them to see and reflect the glory of God. The transformation that occurs in believers allows them to radiate the glory of God, a privilege made possible through Christ.