A.W. Tozer emphasizes that true faith honors God by accepting His revealed character, while superstition degrades His reputation by believing in unworthy notions. He argues that even genuine Christians may harbor superstitions that distort their understanding of God, leading to erroneous beliefs. Tozer warns that these misconceptions, if uncorrected by Scripture and the Holy Spirit, can compound into serious sin against God. He challenges the audience to examine their beliefs and rid themselves of any superstitious elements that dishonor the divine. Ultimately, he calls for a faith rooted in truth rather than fancy.