In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers. The Holy Spirit never exhorts or invites without first providing information and teaching the truth. The sermon highlights the reliability of God's promises, which are sealed by blood and sworn to by God. The preacher encourages listeners to trust in God and have faith, reminding them that God's promises do not fail like human promises do. The sermon also mentions the concept of cities of refuge in Israel, where accidental killers could find safety from the avenger of blood.

Bruce Hulshizer preaches on Solomon's perspective in Ecclesiastes, where he sees the futility of life and its labors in the continual rising and setting of the sun. Despite this, the constancy of the sun is used by God as a witness to the certainty of His promise to David regarding his seed and throne. Solomon, as the Son of David, should have recognized the sun as a witness to God's promise, but instead, he loses sight of God's purposes and seeks fulfillment in earthly plans. We are urged to learn from Solomon's mistake and recognize that we are part of even greater purposes in God's divine plan.