C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the importance of maintaining a presence of mind amidst sudden fears and the chaos of the wicked's desolation, reminding believers that God is their confidence and protector. He encourages Christians to remain courageous and serene, understanding that God's judgments are not meant to harm but to defend the righteous. Spurgeon highlights the need for discernment, asserting that the true calamity lies in sin itself rather than its consequences. Believers are called to exhibit a quiet spirit, trusting in God's guidance to avoid the snares of deceit. Ultimately, Spurgeon reassures that those who walk with God will find strength and confidence in His presence.

Peter Hammond preaches on the importance of being prudent and prepared for adversity, drawing lessons from biblical figures like Noah, Joseph, and the Apostle Paul who faced hardships but trusted in God. The sermon emphasizes the need to fear God alone, make practical preparations for the future, and build a strong foundation on God's Word to endure life's storms. It highlights the significance of mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical preparedness, urging believers to trust in God's sovereignty and cultivate a deep personal relationship with Him.