Paris Reidhead delivers a powerful sermon titled 'Dix Shekels Et Un Costume', emphasizing the dangers of pragmatism and humanism in the church. He uses the story of Micah and the Levite from the Book of Judges to illustrate how individuals can compromise their faith for personal gain, serving God for 'ten shekels and a shirt' rather than for His glory. Reidhead challenges the audience to reflect on whether they view God as a means to an end or as the ultimate purpose of their lives. He calls for a return to a faith that prioritizes God's glory over personal happiness, urging believers to serve God wholeheartedly, regardless of the cost. The sermon concludes with a call to true repentance and a commitment to live for God's glory alone.