David Wilkerson emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is given not based on our works but through our faith in God. He highlights that true believers are empowered by the Spirit to feel compassion for the lost and to be instruments of God's will in their communities. Wilkerson encourages prayer for the Holy Spirit's guidance to reach those who are under conviction and to share the Gospel with a heart burdened for others. He reminds us that the call to evangelism often starts with those closest to us, urging us to seek God's direction and trust in His miraculous power. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deep reliance on the Holy Spirit to lead us in our mission to reach the lost.

David Wilkerson reflects on a profound moment while walking up Broadway during rush hour, where he is struck by the realization that many people passing by are lost and heading towards eternity without Jesus. He acknowledges a personal struggle with the burden for the lost, recalling how he once wept for souls during his early ministry. Despite the growth of his church, he questions whether he and others still feel the urgency to reach out to the unsaved. Wilkerson challenges listeners to examine their hearts and rekindle their passion for evangelism, emphasizing the importance of sowing in tears to reap joy. He urges the congregation to not become complacent but to actively seek the lost with compassion.