Leonard Ravenhill shares the inspiring story of George Willets, a mountain boy who, despite his humble appearance and background, was called to the ministry during a time of spiritual crisis in the church. His heartfelt testimony and passionate preaching captivated the presbytery, leading to his acceptance as a candidate for ministry. Over the years, Willets became a powerful preacher, known for his fervent compassion and ability to move hearts towards repentance and salvation. Ravenhill emphasizes the need for modern preachers to embody the same compassion that characterized Willets' ministry, warning against the coldness that can creep into preaching. The sermon serves as a reminder of the transformative power of a genuine encounter with God.