The sermon centers on the urgent, solemn charge to 'preach the word' as a divine mandate for all believers, not merely pastors, emphasizing that this call demands readiness, patience, and courage in both season and out of season. It unpacks the fivefold responsibility—preaching, being ready, reproof, rebuke, and exhortation—as essential components of faithful Christian living, rooted in the conviction that truth is under siege by cultural myths and 'itching ears' that reject sound doctrine. Drawing from Scripture, the message underscores the necessity of loving discipline, balanced with comfort, and calls parents to actively nurture their children's faith through consistent, gospel-centered teaching, prayer, and evangelistic labor. The application is both personal and communal, urging believers to remain sober-minded, endure suffering, and fulfill their ministry with hope, even amid the pain of unresponsive children or a hostile culture, ultimately trusting in the power of God's Word to transform lives.