In this sermon, the preacher discusses the watchfulness of God's eye and how it affects our behavior. He uses the analogy of seeing a police cruiser behind us while driving, which makes us more cautious and inclined to follow the rules. The preacher shares a personal experience of being impressed by a respected man of God who read Psalm 139 and seemed unsure at first but then delivered a powerful message. He emphasizes that God sees everything we do and has perceptive eyes that can discern our thoughts and intentions. The preacher supports his points with verses from the Bible, including Numbers 11, Hebrews 4, Proverbs 5, and Proverbs 15.

Thomas Watson preaches on the importance and benefits of drawing near to God, emphasizing that it is good for believers to seek closeness with Him. He delves into the nature of our distance from God due to sin and the necessity of repentance to draw near. Watson explains how drawing near to God is made possible through Jesus Christ as our mediator, and he highlights the various ways believers can draw near to God through prayer, His Word, and the sacraments. The sermon concludes with exhortations to draw near to God out of love, honor, safety, peace, and for the riches of His blessings, warning of the consequences of drawing back from God or drawing near hypocritically.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the contrast between man's ways and God's ways, highlighting how God's beginnings are often small and hidden but lead to lasting value, unlike man's tendency to start with grand frameworks. He points out that God's greatest works come from intrinsic values developed through deep, secret histories, as seen in the lives of biblical figures like Moses, Abraham, and David. Sparks encourages embracing God's focus on depth, solidity, and intensity, even if it involves testing and hiddenness.

St. Augustine preaches about the unity of Christ with believers, emphasizing how Jesus speaks through prophecy and the Psalms, uniting His divinity with our humanity. He highlights the importance of understanding God's eternal nature and His willingness to take on mortal form for our salvation. St. Augustine encourages believers to surrender their thoughts and paths to God, seeking His guidance in the everlasting way without sin, ultimately leading to Christ, the Way, the Truth, and the Life.