Bernard Fell preaches about the battle against worry, describing it as a ruthless foe that seeks to conquer and rob individuals of peace, joy, and sleep. He emphasizes the power of prayer, love, peace, and grace in overcoming worry and finding security in God's protection. By trusting in the heavenly Captain and allowing Him to take control, worry can be overwhelmed and defeated, leading to a life free from its torment.

The Lord shall fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace. Exodus 14:14 This ancient foe called Worry, A ruthless buccaneer, Whose weapons are destructive. Depression, doubt, and fear, Still seeks to conquer daily, Controls a motley crew, In subtle forms of mischief, His deadly work to do. He boards the storm-tossed vessel, This pirate in the strife, And robs the weary traveller Who sails the sea of life. He takes the heart's rich treasures, And plunders gems of sleep: He takes, but leaves behind him, A tortured mind to keep! O pow'r that ever triumphs- Effectual fervent prayer! O Love that lifts all burdens With tender hands of care! O peace, a mighty fortress, Encircling day by day! O grace that keeps securely And drives the foe away! Then trust the heavenly Captain, He is a Man of War, To apprehend the tyrant, And silence evermore. He comes along your vessel, O bid Him take the helm! Then worry with its flurry. His pow'r shall overwhelm. Gird up, with cords of promise, The loins of the mind; Recount the lavish blessings Along life's path you find; In holy concentration, With grateful heart aglow, This ancient foe called Worry, No longer shall you know!