In this sermon, the speaker discusses a period of 400 years of darkness and stillness without any prophetic voice. Suddenly, a man appears in the wilderness, wearing a piece of old camel skin over his shoulder. Despite his unconventional appearance, the speaker acknowledges the power of the Spirit of God upon him. The speaker also highlights the forgetfulness and lack of repentance shown by the people, even after experiencing God's love, power, and mercy. The sermon emphasizes the importance of truly knowing God and seeking a deeper relationship with Him, rather than focusing solely on ministry, power, or authority.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the transformative power of faith through the stories of Jairus and the woman with the issue of blood. Both individuals faced desperate situations, with Jairus seeking healing for his dying daughter and the woman enduring years of suffering and isolation. Their faith led them to Jesus, demonstrating that true faith can overcome obstacles and bring healing. Smith highlights the importance of touching Jesus with faith, as it is through this connection that miracles happen. Ultimately, the sermon reassures believers that even in delays, faith should remain steadfast.