The sermon presents a theological framework for responding to the assassination of Charlie Kirk with faith, rooted in Scripture and the sovereignty of God. It argues that a believing response requires rejecting human autonomy and embracing divine revelation, recognizing that evil is not beyond God's control but is ultimately used to fulfill His purposes. Drawing from passages like Proverbs 16:4, Amos 3:6, and Isaiah 45:7, it affirms that all evil—including persecution and murder—serves God's ultimate plan, as demonstrated in the stories of Joseph, Pharaoh, and the early church. The sermon calls believers to emulate the early disciples by boldly proclaiming the gospel, even in the face of hostility, and to live as faithful witnesses who obey God rather than men, trusting in Christ's presence and authority until the end of the age. This response is both a defense of truth and a call to mission, grounded in the conviction that God's counsel stands and His pleasure is done.