God's glory is revealed in human suffering through His sovereignty and the way He uses challenges for His divine purposes.
The sermon emphasizes that God's glory is a fundamental purpose that transcends human understanding, particularly manifesting through suffering. As seen in the narrative of Lazarus, God's intention in allowing trials is to glorify Himself and strengthen faith. The preacher illustrates that whether through the loving kindness of deliverance or the painful grace of enduring suffering, God's purpose ultimately points to His glory. The recognition that every trial is governed by His wisdom encourages believers to trust in His plan, knowing that their suffering is not without purpose or significance—it's a means to glorify God.
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