John Gill emphasizes the eternal nature of God's word, contrasting it with the fleeting nature of human life and the uncertainties of the world. He explains that while ministers and worldly things may fade away, the Gospel of Christ remains forever unchanged and is the same message preached by the apostles as foretold by Isaiah. This enduring truth provides hope and assurance to believers, affirming that the good news of salvation is steadfast and reliable.

Anton Bosch concludes the series on Christian Fundamentalism by emphasizing the importance of accountability to God, highlighting the eternal consequences for both the unsaved and Christians based on their actions and faith. He stresses the distinction between Christian fundamentalism and radicalism, advocating for a peaceful and civil approach in promoting faith. Persecution is expected for believers, as the gospel prepares them to be rejected by the world. The sermon concludes with a reminder that a fundamental Christian's life is built on Jesus Christ, offering a hopeful future in His everlasting heavenly kingdom.