T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the significance of having an 'opened ear' to the Lord, contrasting Israel's rebellion and refusal to listen with the obedient response of the Servant of the Lord, Jesus Christ. He highlights how Jesus, through His suffering and dependence on God, exemplified the importance of listening and receiving divine instruction daily. This opened ear not only sustains the individual but also equips them to bring hope and reassurance to others in despair. Sparks encourages believers to cultivate a habit of listening to God, especially in quiet times, to effectively minister to those who are weary. The message underscores the transformative power of being attuned to God's voice in our daily lives.