Thomas Brooks emphasizes the power of tears in the lives of God's people, illustrating how their heartfelt cries can move God to action. He reflects on the message from 2 Kings 20:1, where God instructs Hezekiah to set his affairs in order due to impending death, yet responds to Hezekiah's tears with healing and restoration. Brooks highlights that God sees and acknowledges our pain, promising hope and deliverance even in dire circumstances. The sermon encourages believers to bring their sorrows before God, trusting in His compassion and ability to heal.

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the profound power of tears in his sermon 'Tears Have Tongues,' illustrating that tears are not silent but rather have a voice that reaches the ears of God. He explains that penitent tears serve as powerful prayers, acting as ambassadors that bring forth grace and mercy from the throne of God. Brooks highlights that even in silence, tears can plead for pardon and mercy, making them a unique form of communication with the divine.