In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of playing good music and its impact on the attitude of Christians. He refers to First Thessalonians 5 and highlights the various purposes of music, including glorifying God, teaching us how to call upon Him, and sharing testimonies of God's work in our lives. The speaker also discusses the historical significance of music in America, noting that for 300 years, the country thrived on Psalms and spiritual songs. However, he mentions that in the late 19th century, sensual dance rhythms like the rumba entered America, leading to a decline in wholesome music. The sermon concludes with a call to pray and prioritize wholesome music in order to serve the Lord and live a blessed life.

Samuel Davies preaches about the importance of being poor and contrite in spirit, and trembling at the Word of God to receive divine favor. He emphasizes the need for humility, self-abasement, and a sense of sinfulness in order to attract God's loving attention. Davies highlights that God looks upon those who are deeply aware of their insufficiency, unworthiness, and need for divine grace and righteousness. He encourages the congregation to be like the man whom God graciously regards, showing that even the most insignificant individuals are noticed and cared for by the Almighty.