In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Smith warns about the enticing and pleasant nature of sin, but emphasizes that it ultimately leads to barrenness, captivity, misery, despair, and darkness. He highlights the influence of the pagan invasion, particularly in Hollywood and the Western world, and mentions a pilot program in Los Angeles public schools that teaches children how to contact spirit guides. Pastor Chuck emphasizes the importance of fearing God and heeding His word, as God is determined to teach us important lessons for our own good. He explains that God may start with light reprimands, but if we persist in disobedience, He will use stronger methods to teach us.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his experiences of preaching in New Zealand and meeting a family named Lois and Barry Jordan. He emphasizes the importance of feeding our minds with pure and righteous thoughts, rather than indulging in the immoral influences of the world. The speaker also recalls a powerful message he heard from a renowned preacher, who questioned the audience's hunger for worldly things. The sermon concludes with a story about a mysterious lady in a town who walked through the streets every day, despite her refined appearance.