In the sermon titled 'Fear God, Not Consequences,' speaker David Green addresses the reasons why people might abstain from harmful behaviors such as drug use and promiscuity. He questions whether these actions are avoided due to fear of negative consequences, like contracting diseases, or out of reverence for God. Green emphasizes that true moral behavior stems from a fear of God, who has created and redeemed humanity, rather than merely fearing the potential negative outcomes of one's actions. The message concludes with an exhortation to 'Tremble and do not sin,' highlighting the importance of maintaining a reverent fear of God as the guiding principle for moral conduct.

You see, tonight there are all sorts of people out there who are doing drugs, having free sex, and in all sorts of problems. And why are we not doing that? Is it because we're afraid that we might get a dirty needle in the drugs? Is it because we're afraid that we might get an STD if we engage in the free sex? Or Is it because we actually fear God?

You see. And we know that to engage in such debauchery and evilness would be to offend the God who made us, the God who redeemed us. Tremble and do not sin. Thanks for watching. Bye.