In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the need for Jews to see the glory of God, even in creation. He mentions how the supernatural nature of God can sometimes offend our rational minds. The preacher also talks about a specific group of people who are addressed in the Bible and are told to be strong and not fear, as God will come to them. He shares a personal story of being called by God to prepare a place of refuge for Jews in the wilderness and how they have faced testing and challenges in their journey. The sermon concludes with a reference to Isaiah 35 and the significance of rivers breaking forth out of dry ground.

Charles E. Cowman preaches about God's ability to bring forth blessings and richness even in the midst of wilderness experiences, where the soul feels lost and lonely. Through the story of Hosea, he emphasizes how God can turn bitterness into hope and lead us to sing joyfully in the most unexpected places. Despite our rebellious nature and pursuit of worldly desires, God lovingly allures us into the wilderness to speak words of comfort and restoration.