A.B. Simpson emphasizes the critical difference between living a life of constant victory through divine guidance versus one of frequent victory through human effort. He warns that even minor compromises in our surrender to God can lead to significant spiritual decline, urging believers to remain steadfast in their faith. Simpson encourages the congregation to trust in God's ability to lead them in the everlasting way, highlighting that today's victories prepare the way for tomorrow's triumphs. He calls for a commitment to God’s keeping, ensuring that believers are established and immovable in their faith. The sermon concludes with a reminder to hold fast to hope and avoid the pitfalls of spiritual regression.

There is often apparently but little difference in two distinct lives between the person in constant victory and the one in frequent victory. But that little difference constitutes a world of success or failure. The one is the divine, the other is the human; the one is the everlasting way, the other the transient and the imperfect way. God wants to lead us to the way everlasting and to establish us and make us immovable as He. We little know the seriousness of the slightest infraction of our surrender to God. It is but the first step in the downward progression, and only God knows where it shall end. Let us be not of them who draw back unto perdition; but of them that believe to the saving of the soul (Hebrews 10:39). Our victory today is preparing the way for a greater victory tomorrow; but our small compromise today is opening the door for a more terrible defeat in the days to come. Let us, therefore, whatever we have claimed from our blessed Master commit it to His keeping and take Him to establish us and hold us fast in the rejoicing of the hope firm unto the end.