F.B. Meyer emphasizes that God's unwavering commitment to His people is rooted in His character and great Name. He argues that God's decision to save us was made with full knowledge of our weaknesses and needs, ensuring that He would not abandon us despite our frailty. Meyer reassures believers that God's promises, such as His assurance to never leave or forsake us, stand firm, reflecting His omniscience and omnipotence. The sermon encourages us to find comfort in God's faithfulness, as He has counted the cost and remains steadfast in His purpose for us. Ultimately, God's loyalty to His people is a testament to His glory and love.

Thomas Watson preaches about the spiritual paradise found in the Scriptures, particularly in the book of Psalms, which offers both delight and usefulness to every Christian. He highlights how the Psalms are enriched with variety and suited to every condition, providing comfort and guidance in times of sickness, reproach, unkind dealings, enemies, poverty, sin, prayer, desertion, and even death. Watson emphasizes the importance of being 'still with God,' illustrating how a gracious heart is continuously drawn towards God through contemplation, desire, love, faith, and a life lived in communion with Him.

John Gill emphasizes the doctrine of the perseverance of the saints, asserting that those who are truly regenerated and called by God will ultimately persevere in grace and be saved eternally. He supports this doctrine with numerous scriptural references, illustrating that God's promises, His immutable nature, and the work of Christ ensure that believers will not fall away. Gill explains that the faithful are kept by God's power and that their salvation is secure through the covenant established by Christ. He addresses potential objections to this doctrine, clarifying that true believers cannot ultimately fall away, as their salvation is rooted in God's unchanging love and faithfulness.

A.W. Pink expounds on the profound truth that God's inheritance is found in His people, emphasizing that God chose not the world or angels, but humanity as His special treasure. He illustrates that this inheritance was purposed by God, purchased through Christ's sacrifice, and signifies a deep, eternal relationship where God dwells among His people. Pink highlights that God's people are being beautified and prepared for Him, and that in eternity, God will fully enjoy His inheritance, reflecting His glory through them. The sermon culminates in the awe-inspiring realization that God finds richness in our faith and worship, making us His inheritance.