In this sermon titled "Who's Begging Now?" by Sam Ward, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the state of one's heart rather than their material wealth. He uses the story of the rich man and Lazarus from the Bible to illustrate this point. The rich man, who had all the good things in life, used them selfishly and sinfully, leading to his damnation. On the other hand, Lazarus, who suffered in this world, found comfort in the afterlife because he turned to God. The sermon reminds listeners that the justice of God extends beyond this life and that it is crucial to prioritize the condition of one's heart.

Thomas Brooks emphasizes the futility of envying the wicked, who may appear carefree and prosperous in life but face dire consequences in death. He reflects on Psalm 73, illustrating that true understanding comes from entering God's sanctuary, where one realizes the ultimate fate of the wicked. Brooks warns that worldly wealth and glory provide no comfort in the afterlife, urging believers to focus on eternal values rather than temporary riches. The sermon serves as a reminder that material possessions are fleeting and should not overshadow one's spiritual journey.