In this sermon, the speaker tells the story of a family with four wicked sons and one tender-hearted youngest son. The father had trained the sons to be rascals, but the youngest son was different. One day, while they were chopping wood in the woods, a tree fell and injured the father. The sons left him and went hunting, leaving the youngest son alone. He saw a flickering light in the distance and made his way towards it, facing various challenges along the way. Eventually, he found an old woman who turned out to be his grandmother, and she rejoiced to learn that her son had gotten saved.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the powerful message of forgiveness illustrated in the story of Joseph and his brothers, portraying Joseph as a type of Christ and his brothers as God's chosen people. He highlights the tragic jealousy and bitterness that arose from the brothers' perception of their father's favoritism towards Joseph, warning that such attitudes can lead to spiritual danger. Wilkerson urges believers to recognize God's unwavering love for each of His children, cautioning against the envy that can arise when we feel overlooked or less favored. The sermon serves as a reminder of the importance of embracing God's grace and love, rather than succumbing to jealousy and bitterness.