Pastor Stevan begins with a personal experience from the weekend's men's retreat where they had a moment of worship and reflection. The sermon is part of a series on the impact of music on human experience, reflecting on previous sermons in the series, referencing Psalm 23, Exodus 15 (the song of Moses), Psalm 92, and Psalm 148, emphasizing the impact of music in our lives.

The focus is on Revelation 15, where a song of worship is described as a closing song and a prelude to a final judgment. The sermon highlights four key points from this song: the greatness and marvel of God's works, the justice and truth of God's ways, the need for both holy fear and worship, and the universal acknowledgment that God alone is holy. The sermon ends with a call to embrace God's grace and live a life of praise and declaration of His truth. It concludes with the congregation singing the doxology, emphasizing the importance of continuous worship.