Chuck Smith discusses Exodus chapters 21 and 22, emphasizing the importance of God's judgments and laws as guidelines for judges in Israel. He explains that these laws were not meant for personal retaliation but to ensure justice and order in society. Smith highlights the term 'Elohim' used for judges, indicating their role in representing God's authority in judgment. He also reflects on the responsibilities of judges and the moral implications of their decisions, urging humility and accountability in their roles. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the significance of serving God willingly, drawing parallels to the concept of being a bondservant of Christ.