A.W. Tozer emphasizes the importance of spiritual leadership, comparing Christians to sheep that are led rather than driven. He stresses that ministers must first cultivate their own hearts and experiences before attempting to guide others, as they can only lead their flock as far as they have personally gone. Tozer warns against the frustration of a shepherd who tries to drive his sheep without having experienced the truths he preaches. He encourages ministers to prioritize their spiritual growth over their public speaking skills, as true leadership stems from a deep relationship with God. The sermon concludes with a prayer for personal reflection and spiritual nurturing.