Henry Schorr emphasizes the concept of God's sovereignty and its implications in our lives. Drawing from various scriptural references, he asserts that God is in complete control of everything and everyone, because He created everything and everyone. However, in His sovereignty, God gives humans the freedom to make decisions and choices. Schorr highlights that while this freedom exists, it is not total as there are boundaries set by God that we cannot surpass. Despite God's control, humans have a purpose in life and are called to action. Schorr refutes the notion that God's sovereignty justifies apathy, instead, he suggests that God, despite not needing us, involves us in His kingdom work. He acknowledges that humans often compare their abilities and situations to others, and in doing so, they hinder God's work through them and lose peace and contentment. Schorr concludes by reiterating that God has chosen each of us for a purpose, emphasizing the importance of reaching out to people who need Jesus.