The sermon examines the early church's response to a dispute over the care of widows, highlighting the importance of establishing a system of deacons to address practical needs while allowing apostles to focus on prayer and ministry. Drawing from Acts 6, the speaker advocates for a Presbyterian model of church governance, emphasizing congregational selection of officers followed by ordination by existing leaders, a system designed to balance congregational voice and biblical authority. The message underscores the necessity of selecting deacons with spiritual depth, integrity, and wisdom, and ultimately champions a biblically-grounded approach to church leadership and conflict resolution to foster unity and growth.