The sermon begins with a story about a boy who trusts a shop owner’s larger hands to give him candy, illustrating trust in a greater power. It then discusses Joseph in Genesis 40, who, while in prison, interprets the dreams of Pharaoh’s cupbearer and baker through God’s guidance, not human wisdom. Despite his accurate interpretations, Joseph remains in prison as the cupbearer forgets him, emphasizing the need to wait on God's timing. The message encourages trusting in God’s perfect timing and greater plan, even when immediate outcomes aren't visible.