In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of recognizing that God is the master and we are His servants. He highlights the tendency for us to try to make God follow our agenda instead of following Him. The speaker uses the example of Moses giving carts and oxen to the Meritites but not to the Kohatites, to illustrate that not everyone is meant to have the same role or responsibilities in the church. He also emphasizes the need to submit ourselves to God rather than trying to dedicate things to Him, as everything we have is ultimately given by Him.

F.B. Meyer discusses the fear David experienced when he disobeyed God's commands regarding the transport of the Ark of the Covenant. By placing the Ark on a cart instead of having it carried by the priests, David ignored the divine regulations, leading to Uzza's tragic death. Meyer emphasizes that God responds to us based on our actions; those who obey Him experience His blessings, while disobedience leads to fear and consequences. He encourages believers to welcome God's presence into their lives, assuring that obedience brings divine favor and protection.