The sermon explores the unsettling question of whether the concept of hell can serve as a catalyst for belief in God, challenging the notion that its absence would inherently foster peace. Drawing on Lennon's song and the philosophy of Wittgenstein, it argues that a world devoid of moral consequence and accountability ultimately lacks meaning and purpose. Examining Revelation 20:11-15, John sees the reality of final judgment, the defeat of death, and the eternal consequences of rejecting God, ultimately emphasizing the necessity of embracing faith in Jesus Christ as the only path to avoid the lake of fire and experience the hope of eternal life, reminding listeners that God's wrath is an expression of His love and justice.