In this sermon, the preacher shares a story about an old Negro preacher who had a unique way of making his sermons memorable. The preacher divided his sermons into three headings: telling the audience what he was going to tell them, telling them, and then telling them what he had just told them. This repetition helped the congregation remember the message. The preacher then tells another story about a man named Mr. Evans who was owed money by some people. Mr. Evans made a deal with them to provide them with food until they could pay him back. The sermon emphasizes the importance of putting things in their proper place and being careful in our actions.