This sermon delves into the topic of abortion, urging listeners to consider the perspective of the fetus and the sanctity of life. It emphasizes the need to listen to God's guidance and the importance of love towards children and women. The sermon draws insights from biblical figures like Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Levi to highlight the divine connection even before birth, and reflects on the miraculous events surrounding the fetus of Job the Baptist and Jesus Christ in the womb.

Ernest O'Neill delivers a sermon on the importance of understanding God's role in determining our vocation, emphasizing that our job is not our choice but God's, as seen in the example of Jacob and Esau. He encourages listeners to trust in God's plan for their lives, as He has uniquely created each individual with specific abilities and qualities for a particular job. O'Neill highlights the significance of serving God through our work, focusing on bringing order to His world and transmitting Jesus' love and peace to others, rather than seeking approval or status from society.

Ernest O'Neill emphasizes the importance of recognizing that we are creatures of God, not the Creator, and urges us to 'let God be God' instead of trying to be His equal. Using the analogy of Paddington the bear, he illustrates how many of us feel lost and purposeless, yet God has a specific plan and purpose for each of us. O'Neill highlights the significance of understanding our vocation, which is intricately designed by God, and encourages us to seek and fulfill the unique job He has for us on earth.