Leon du Preez calls the church back to yieldedness, exposing hype, performance, and self-strength as counterfeit power, then opens Scripture to show how God marks a life through brokenness, submission, and a circumcised heart. Jacob’s “wrestling” is reframed as weeping surrender, where blessing flows only when the outer man breaks and the heart aligns. The message confronts offense, comfort, and spiritual immaturity, urging believers to stay planted, heal, and learn God’s ways through sensitivity in prayer. Wisdom becomes more than knowledge, it becomes discernment that acts, refusing the simplicity that produces no impact. The night crescendos into prophetic ministry, healing, vindication, and fresh impartation, calling hearts into rest, maturity, and a life God can trust.