In his sermon, Scott Brown discusses the challenges of missionary work, including sacrificing a lot and uprooting families, without seeing immediate fruit. He emphasizes that God can leverage on missionary effort, and that much ministry grows from it. Brown also highlights the significance of a visit to Blanta City, which he says is the bedrock of Christianity in Malawi, and urges the congregating men to be challenged about biblical manhood and the will of God in a man's life.

Part of the challenge of missionary work is that you really can sacrifice a lot, pay the price, uprooting your family from their own carjets to a new carja, and yet for a while, a fruit may not be coming. And that creates a lot of pressure on the missionaries because I mean out there they expect you to be saying look X people per day came to Christ That always never happens all the time. You can labor several years without anything to show. But at the time, maybe you're about to give up, or maybe as you retire, just God leverages on that effort. So much ministry grows from that.

I am actually a product of missionary influence and I don't even think the missionaries know not even 5% of what is now on the ground. Because that's how God works. And even with your visit, you're visiting here, I mean, I don't know what your church out there might be thinking in terms of what you're going to end up with, But I believe this is a very, very significant effort because you are going to interface mainly from all churches in Blanta City. And Blanta City is Malawi because this country, Blanta is the bedrock of this. And so whatever happens here, it shakes the whole nation.

And so don't take this visit as one of those no this is an important milestone in the history of Christianity in Malawi Now where have you had the men congregating together to be challenged about biblical manhood and the will of God in a man's life. So I really pray that God really, really provide food for this leather.