The sermon explores the tragic story of Judas, highlighting the futility of attempting self-redemption through the law, which offers no mercy and ultimately leads to condemnation. Drawing from accounts in Matthew and Acts, the message emphasizes that true salvation isn's found in sorrow, repentance, or personal efforts to atone for sin, but rather in God's provision through Christ, who has already 'seen to it'—fulfilling all necessary sacrifices and securing eternal life for those who trust in His grace, contrasting the path of self-reliance with the transformative power of divine provision.