In this sermon, the preacher discusses the story of Cain and Abel from the book of Genesis. He emphasizes the importance of giving to God and the consequences of not doing so. The preacher highlights the fact that God cannot accept anything from us unless we come to Him with a heart of trust and surrender. He also points out that we cannot hide our sins from God and that He is concerned about our actions. The sermon concludes with a reminder that God still expects us to come to Him in the same way as Abel did, with a heart of faith and obedience.

Pastor Ray Stedman delves into the concept of 'suneudokeo,' which means to give hearty approval or consent to something, as seen in various Bible verses where individuals approve of sinful deeds. The preacher highlights the dire moral state of humanity, emphasizing the rebellion against God's ordinances and the fellowship of evil among wrongdoers. He points out that the ultimate example of giving hearty approval is seen in the betrayal of Jesus by Judas Iscariot and the psalmist's accusation of those who associate with wrongdoers. The sermon underscores the deepening darkness of society when individuals celebrate evil, leading to disaster and degeneracy, ultimately necessitating the intervention of the gospel of Jesus Christ for redemption.