Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of casting our cares and anxieties on the Lord, as these burdens can rob us of the abundant life Jesus offers. He encourages believers to pray and trust God, reminding us that our struggles with anxiety can lead to sin and affect our relationships with others. Beach highlights the need for selfless love towards our neighbors, which can only flow when we are free from our own burdens. He urges the congregation to recognize their anxieties and to seek God's help in overcoming them, so they can serve and love others effectively. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper reliance on God's love and grace to transform our hearts and actions.

D.L. Moody emphasizes the importance of casting our cares upon God, as stated in 1 Peter 5:7, and contrasts the burdensome nature of holding onto troubles with the peace found in surrendering them to the Lord. He expresses the mystery of living without God during difficult times and highlights the comfort of having a refuge in God where we can pour out our hearts. Moody encourages believers to embrace their troubles as opportunities to draw closer to God, reminding them of the timeless and refreshing nature of God's promises.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the importance of casting our cares upon God, as He is personally concerned for each of His children. He clarifies that the promise to cast our cares is specifically for the elect—those who have been renewed and are obedient to God. Tozer warns against the common error of applying biblical promises to those who do not meet the conditions set forth by God. He acknowledges the reality of fears and anxieties in a troubled world but reassures believers that God will handle their burdens and enemies. Ultimately, Tozer calls for a firm act of the will to transfer our cares to God, trusting in His sovereignty and love.