The sermon explored the story behind the hymn 'His Eye is on the Sparrow,' tracing its origins in the life of Civilla Martin and her husband, Walter, who had run in with the law in the summer of 1903. Later they'd collaborate and write a few enduring hymns. Drawing theology from Matthew 10, the lesson centers on God's unwavering care for faithful Christians who suffer persecution. It encourages listeners facing adversity and persecution, emphasizing that even in difficult circumstances, God's eye is ever watchful and provides comfort and hope.