In this sermon, the preacher draws parallels between the story of Daniel and the plight of sinners who are under the sentence of death. He emphasizes that it doesn't matter what men say or think, but what God's word says. The preacher explains that all have sinned and are condemned already, just like those in a death cell waiting for execution. However, he points out that there is hope in Jesus Christ, who came to save sinners and is our wisdom, deliverer, and savior. The sermon highlights the ignorance of human wisdom and the need for salvation through Christ alone.

In this sermon, the speaker describes a vision of a dim light illuminating the grass and gradually getting brighter. As the light intensifies, the speaker can see deeper into the grass, perceiving its three-dimensional structure. The light then starts to illuminate other areas, including a tree, revealing its depth and composition. The speaker also sees faces of people who have been present but previously unseen, and they express joy and anticipation as they witness the unfolding of this light.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of surrendering to the will of God and living a selfless life. He uses the story of Joseph to illustrate how even in the face of adversity and unfulfilled dreams, we must remain faithful to God's promises. The preacher also highlights the need for revival in the church and urges believers to be honest with themselves and with God. He warns against being deceived by false movements and emphasizes the importance of manifesting the life of Christ to the world.