In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the need for a higher power in times of overwhelming circumstances. He shares various examples of individuals facing difficult situations, such as a war veteran struggling with drug addiction, a mother dealing with her daughter's involvement in Satanism, a couple experiencing a sudden loss of love in their marriage, and a person diagnosed with AIDS. The speaker highlights the importance of turning to a rock that is higher than oneself, referencing the biblical verse "Lead me to the rock that is higher than I." He emphasizes that human strength and self-reliance are insufficient in dealing with life's challenges, and that only God can provide true solace, forgiveness, and solutions to our problems.

John Henry Jowett preaches on Psalm 62, using powerful symbols to illustrate the confidence of the righteous and the futility of the wicked. The righteous find security in God as their rock and high place, sheltered from life's storms and out of reach of harm. In contrast, the wicked are like a bowing wall, building their lives on shaky foundations that will lead to ruin, and like a tottering fence, easily dislodged by the winds of adversity.

George Fox preaches about dwelling in the love, power, and truth of God, emphasizing the importance of serving, honoring, fearing, and worshiping Him in spirit and truth. He encourages abiding in Christ, the heavenly vine, to bear heavenly and spiritual fruits for God's glory, and to be separated from the world by the eternal Word that reconciles all things to God. Through the glorious everlasting Word of life, believers are born again of the immortal seed of God, receiving wisdom, salvation, and justification as God's children.