F.B. Meyer emphasizes the diversity of gifts and roles within the church, drawing parallels to the various overseers in King David's kingdom who each had unique responsibilities. He highlights the importance of recognizing and being content with one's specific calling in God's service, rather than envying others or trying to imitate them. Meyer warns against the error of claiming ownership over what is ultimately God's, urging believers to understand that all they possess is entrusted to them for His glory. The sermon calls for a unified service to the King, where each individual faithfully fulfills their role. This understanding fosters a healthier and more harmonious church community.