The sermon centers on the profound theological question of why human nature is so deeply corrupted, tracing this depravity not to God's creation but to the fall of Adam and Eve, as revealed in Genesis 3 and affirmed in the Heidelberg Catechism. It argues that God created humanity in perfect righteousness, holiness, and true knowledge—after His image—yet the disobedience of our first parents, instigated by Satan's temptation to doubt God's Word, resulted in the fall. This event, far from being God's fault, reveals the tragic reality that sin originates in human pride and rebellion. The preacher emphasizes that rejecting the biblical doctrines of creation and the fall undermines the very foundation of Christian faith, leading people to blame society, parents, or culture rather than acknowledging personal responsibility. Ultimately, the spiritual profit lies in recognizing that our sinfulness is our own, which drives us to Christ for both pardon and power, transforming our lives from blame-shifting to humble dependence on God. Heidelberg Catechism Lord's Day 3: Q&A 6, 7 1. Vehement Denial 2. Scriptural Answer 3. Spiritual Profit