This sermon, framed by the Coptic calendar's month of agriculture, utilizes the biblical Parable of the Sower to deliver a core spiritual message of preparation. The central analogy compares the human heart to the different types of ground that receive the seed, emphasizing that the Sower (God) and the Seed (God's word) remain constant; only the type of heart (the ground) changes, thus determining the outcome. The speaker argues that a "sensitive heart" is crucial for receiving God's subtle messages, contrasting the receptive hearts of the thief on the cross and the Roman centurion with those who ignored clear evidence, such as the soldiers bribed to deny the Resurrection. Ultimately, the purpose of this message is to urge listeners to cultivate a "good heart" that will receive God's word and yield spiritual fruit.