Chuck Smith emphasizes the stark contrast between the worldly man and the Christian, highlighting their differing appetites, attitudes, and ultimate goals. While the worldly individual seeks security, pleasure, and self-satisfaction, the Christian aims to please God and finds strength in adversity through faith. The sermon explains that this difference stems from whom they serve, with the worldly person worshiping false gods and the Christian submitting to Jesus Christ. Smith assures that this difference will become even more apparent with the Rapture and the day of judgment, where the faithful will be rewarded and the unfaithful will face consequences.