The sermon begins with a story about a young boy questioning his father, a pastor, about how he prepares his sermons. The father explains the process of discerning what God wants him to share and the challenge of condensing God's vast message into manageable portions. The sermon then reflects on the themes explored over the past months, focusing on loving God, oneself, and others, inspired by the biblical command to love your neighbor as yourself.

The narrative shifts to a story about Roger, a discharged soldier, who encounters Mr. Hanover while hitchhiking home. Roger feels compelled to share his faith with Mr. Hanover, a wealthy businessman, despite his apprehension. Mr. Hanover's emotional response to Roger's message leads to his acceptance of Jesus. However, five years later, Roger discovers that Mr. Hanover passed away shortly after their encounter. Mrs. Hanover, learning of her husband's salvation, experiences a renewal of faith, having previously questioned God's love after her husband's death.

The sermon prompts reflection on moments of doubt and questioning in one's faith journey, emphasizing the importance of sharing stories of encountering Jesus with others. It underscores the ongoing narrative of faith and encourages listeners to consider how they can live out their encounters with Jesus in their lives. The message concludes with a call to continue living out the ongoing story of faith and sharing it with those around them.