This sermon explores the culmination of the book of James, emphasizing that God's kingdom resides within believers rather than being a distant force requiring begging or performance. The pastor teaches that effective prayer comes from recognizing God's indwelling presence and humbly positioning ourselves to receive His work in our lives. The message addresses three types of troubles—troubled soul, troubled body, and troubled heart—and explains that God's healing power is not contingent upon our perfection or complete forgiveness of others, but flows from His merciful nature. The sermon emphasizes that we don't pray to twist God's arm but to align ourselves with His Spirit already living within us, waiting to heal, guide, and transform us.