Andrew Murray emphasizes that it is God who establishes us in Christ, highlighting the importance of faith in allowing God to work in our lives. He encourages believers to cease their own striving and trust in God's omnipotence to maintain their connection with Christ. Murray reassures that through faith, believers can experience peace and rest, knowing that God is actively working to strengthen their spiritual lives. He reminds us that the Holy Spirit aids in our remembrance of God's promises, enabling us to surrender our anxieties about spiritual growth to Him. Ultimately, Murray calls believers to confidently expect God's work in their lives, leading to a deeper union with Christ.

F.B. Meyer emphasizes that God's work often occurs without visible signs, as illustrated in 2 Kings 3:17, where the valley is filled without wind or rain. He points out that in both church work and personal Christian experience, we may not see immediate evidence of God's blessings, yet He is actively at work beneath the surface. Meyer encourages believers to trust that even when they do not perceive God's presence or action, He is fulfilling their desires and filling their spiritual needs. The sermon reassures that true success in God's work is not measured by outward manifestations but by the quiet, transformative work happening within.