In this sermon, the preacher talks about the story of the poor widow who had very little left and was unsure of what to do. He relates this story to the concept of spirals, which were a cheap and common food in Jesus' time. The preacher explains how Jesus reversed the value of spirals by saying that two spirals were sold for a farthing and even five spirals for two spirals. He then shares a personal story of a widow in Scotland who trusted in God despite her financial struggles. The sermon concludes with a reminder to cast our burdens onto God, just like the man in a cartoon who was carrying a heavy load but was offered a seat in a farmer's wagon.