Zac Poonen emphasizes Jacob's later years as a testament to faith, highlighting that his act of worship while leaning on his staff symbolizes his dependence on God after experiencing personal brokenness. Unlike the spectacular miracles of others, Jacob's worship reflects a profound miracle of faith, showcasing the beauty of weakness and reliance on God. Poonen draws parallels with the Apostle Paul and encourages believers to embrace their limitations rather than their achievements, reminding them that God is intimately connected with those who struggle. He reassures that God, the God of Jacob, is also our refuge and will complete the work He has begun in us, provided we cooperate with His transformative process. The sermon concludes with the powerful message that true life in Christ comes through brokenness and surrender to God's will.