In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the confidence that comes from knowing that God has already seen and made provision for every pitfall and snare that Satan and evil men may try to use against us. The speaker encourages believers to trust in God's control over all things, citing Psalm 119:91 which states that all things are God's servants. The story of Joseph is used as an example of how God's sovereign working can turn even the evil actions of others into something good. The sermon concludes with the reminder to believe in the sovereignty of God, who is the blessed controller of all things.

J.C. Philpot reflects on the worldly distractions that consume people's lives, leading them to live solely for time, sense, and self, neglecting God's presence and glory in creation. He contrasts the purity of animals glorifying God with the debased nature of humanity, highlighting the depths of sin and shame mankind has fallen into. Despite the sinful state of the world, there is a divine and heavenly work happening behind the scenes, where God is rescuing His chosen ones from darkness and bringing them into the kingdom of His Son, Jesus, who reigns over a hidden but powerful kingdom of grace.