In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that he is just a voice crying out for God, unable to change people's lives. He urges the listeners to open their hearts and make a straight way for Jesus, inviting Him into their inner beings and getting rid of all crooked ways. The preacher's main goal is to give the audience a knowledge of who Jesus is and who they can become in Him. He emphasizes that sitting under the preaching of an anointed word should result in a stirring and burning in the heart, leading to growth and transformation. The preacher also shares his personal testimony of separating from ministry and emphasizes the importance of doing things righteously. He encourages the listeners to trust in God's goodness and not develop a bitter spirit when authority fails or abuses them. The purpose of the ministry, according to the preacher, is to lead believers out of the poverty of their old nature and into a new and supernatural life in Christ. He emphasizes that coming to Christ means experiencing the living reality of Jesus through the power of the Holy Spirit.

The preacher delves into the multifaceted nuances of the Greek word 'oligos,' which can refer to being small in number, time, distance, size, or degree. The term is used in various contexts throughout the Bible, highlighting the significance of 'little' in God's economy. Believers are encouraged to endure suffering with the understanding that it is temporary and light compared to the eternal weight of glory awaiting them. Ultimately, the sermon emphasizes that God, the God of all grace, is sovereign over every trial and suffering, promising restoration and eternal reward for those who persevere.