This sermon focuses on the second beatitude from Matthew 5:4: 'Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.' The pastor explains that this mourning refers to the strongest form of grief - being overwhelmed with sorrow over one's own sin and spiritual bankruptcy. Building on the first beatitude about being poor in spirit, this second stepping stone moves from intellectual recognition of our sinful nature to emotional grief over it. The pastor emphasizes that true repentance begins with genuine sorrow for sin, using examples from Scripture and personal experiences to illustrate how mourning over sin leads to God's comfort and forgiveness. The message highlights that we are all capable of great sin and depravity, but when we truly mourn over our sinful condition and turn to God in repentance, He promises to comfort us through the Holy Spirit. The pastor concludes by calling people to acknowledge their sin, accept responsibility, repent, and receive God's forgiveness - moving from the 'pig pen' of sin back to the Father's loving embrace like the prodigal son.