The sermon explores the challenging doctrine of God's sovereignty and grace, particularly as it relates to the question of election and the seemingly unfair nature of divine choice. Drawing from John 6, the message contends that individuals do not come to Christ through their own volition but are irresistibly drawn by the Father, a concept illustrated through the Greek word 'compel' and supported by passages from Isaiah and Romans. Ultimately, the sermon emphasizes that salvation is entirely a gift of God's grace, prompting humility and a recognition that any faith is a result of divine kindness, not human merit, and encouraging listeners to embrace this truth and ascribe all glory to God.