The sermon analyzes Psalm 10 to expose three core lies told by the godless man: that he is permanent, that God is blind, and that there will be no reckoning. By contrasting the wicked man's internal monologue with the psalmist's direct prayers, the text demonstrates that prosperity without God is an illusion and that hidden sins are fully known to Him. The preacher argues that practical atheism stems from a failure to account for divine judgment, urging listeners to examine their own hearts against this mirror of human depravity. Ultimately, the message finds hope in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, who bore the weight of all wickedness on the cross, ensuring justice for the oppressed and salvation for believers.