Phil Beach Jr. explores the story of Korah's Rebellion in Numbers 16, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's God-given role within the church. He illustrates how Korah, a Levite, attempted to usurp the priestly duties reserved for Aaron's descendants, highlighting the dangers of overstepping divine boundaries. The sermon draws parallels between this Old Testament account and the New Testament understanding of spiritual priesthood, urging believers to recognize their unique callings and the necessity of the Holy Spirit's guidance. Ultimately, Beach encourages the congregation to embrace their roles in God's temple, emphasizing that true spiritual life comes from participating in the death and resurrection of Christ.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the critical role of leadership in both spiritual and practical realms, asserting that effective leadership is essential for overcoming challenges and guiding communities towards their divine purpose. He highlights that true leaders are chosen by God, not merely by human qualifications, and they often face significant opposition and personal struggles. The sermon draws on biblical examples, particularly Moses and Joshua, to illustrate the qualities of spiritual leadership, including humility, courage, and a deep connection with God. Sparks also discusses the importance of inspiration in leadership, as exemplified by Deborah, who, despite being a woman in a traditionally male role, inspired others through her prophetic insight and maternal concern for her people. Ultimately, the message calls for recognizing and embracing the divine order of leadership within the Church.

John Gill emphasizes the importance of submitting to governing authorities as ordained by God, explaining that these officials are tasked with punishing evildoers and rewarding those who do good. He highlights that such submission is not only a civic duty but also a spiritual one, as it reflects obedience to God's order. Gill points out that the role of magistrates is to maintain justice and peace within society, serving as instruments of God's will. The sermon encourages believers to recognize the divine purpose behind earthly authorities and to act in accordance with the laws of both God and man.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes that the Bible reveals God's nature as one of order, contrasting it with the chaos brought by Satan. He explains that Christ embodies divine order and that the church is called to manifest this order in the world. The ultimate goal is to restore harmony and glory through Christ, who reconciles all things to Himself, bringing heaven's order into our lives. Sparks encourages believers to recognize their role in this divine purpose and to seek conformity to Christ, the embodiment of heavenly order. The message highlights the importance of living under God's rule to eliminate discord in our lives and communities.