The central message of this sermon is that the incarnation of Christ, his becoming human, actually enhances and amplifies his superiority over angels, rather than diminishing it. This challenges the common assumption that humanity must be inferior to divine beings like angels, and instead reveals that humanity's true nature is one of sovereignty and dominion in the world to come. The sermon argues that through Jesus' incarnation, death, and resurrection, he has already achieved this sovereignty and is now crowned with glory and honor, making him a superior savior who can perfectly represent and redeem humanity. This message advances the belief that human nature is not inherently flawed or inferior, but rather has the potential for greatness and dominance when redeemed through Christ. The takeaway for listeners is that they should have confidence in their own humanity and its destiny to reign with Christ, and that this understanding should lead them to trust in Jesus as their superior savior.