In this sermon, the preacher laments the lack of true Jeremiah-type preachers in the media who fearlessly proclaim the word of God. He emphasizes that the pulpit should be a burning bush, where the preacher is shut in with God and speaks with the mind of God. The preacher calls for a revival of hearing the word of the Lord, as he believes there is a spiritual famine in the land. He encourages believers to draw closer to Jesus and experience His power and glory, which will cause them to shine as lights in the world.

Lord, we are in a famine in this land. A famine of hearing the word of the Lord, and it's going to get worse. It's going to rage, and many are going to starve spiritually and fall by the wayside on the right and on the left. Oh God, open our eyes and our hearts and our understanding this morning. Let us hear the living Word of God. Sanctify me. Let the Word go forth in power, unction, anointing of the Holy Spirit, I pray in Jesus' name. I take authority over every demon spirit, every prince of Pontian, power of darkness. There shall be nothing, nothing hinder the Word of the Lord this morning. Give us hearing ears to hear. Lord, anoint me. Give me the power, the fire of the Holy Ghost this morning to speak your mind. You put your mind in my heart, now deliver it through me. I yield my body as a vessel to the Holy Ghost. In Jesus' name, amen. Name me one Jeremiah type preacher on television. Name me one man who stands unashamedly, not afraid of his income, not afraid of anything. Name one in the media now that's standing up like Jeremiah or John the Baptist. Where are they? Where are the voices? The pulpit was meant to be a burning bush, where a fire was never to go out. And the man who stood in that sacred pulpit is supposed to be a man shut in with God, a man who waits on God in God's presence till he hears the Word of the Lord, until he hears from the throne of God. And he comes out and stands before the people with the mind of God. And he's to preach with plainness the Scripture said, a speech not in the wisdom of man. He's to preach with spiritual authority. He's to be absolutely fearless. He's to name sin. He's to be the voice of the living God in these last days. This is a burning bush. And the more you draw closer to the heart of Jesus, and the more the heavens are open to you, and the more you see of his power and his glory and his holiness, the more you're going to shine forth as a light. And I want you to know when that light comes, you won't go around boasting about it, because when Moses came down from the glory, his face was shining so much that he had to cover his face with a veil. But the Bible said he wished not that his face did shine. He wasn't even aware of that. He wasn't flaunting it. He didn't rip it off, say, take a look, I'm a man of God. He put on no prophetic airs. He didn't threaten anybody. He wasn't even aware that he was walking in such holiness. He wasn't aware that his face was so ablaze with the glory and the presence of Almighty God. He didn't even know his face did shine. He wished not that his face did shine.