Thomas Brooks emphasizes that using God's mercy as a justification for sin is the devil's logic, which leads to destruction. He warns that such reasoning is a grave wickedness, as it turns the goodness of God into a license for immorality. Brooks argues that true grace cannot coexist with a lifestyle of sin, and those who adopt this mindset are in grave danger of God's wrath. He contrasts the responses to good and evil, highlighting that to repay good with evil is the most devilish act. Ultimately, he asserts that a genuine Christian cannot live wickedly in light of God's grace.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the profound significance of the love of God as revealed in Christ Jesus, drawing from Romans 8:31-39. He reflects on the experiences of Paul and others who encountered the glorified Christ, highlighting that despite the reality of sin and suffering, nothing can separate us from God's love. The sermon underscores that understanding the depth of sin enhances our appreciation for God's grace, which super-abounds over sin. Sparks encourages believers to find their anchorage in God's unwavering love, especially during trials and tribulations, asserting that even our mistakes do not sever our connection to His love. Ultimately, he calls for a response of total surrender to God in light of His incredible love.