Thomas Brooks emphasizes that unsanctified individuals find pleasure in unrighteousness and sin, which ultimately leads to their own destruction. He warns that the fleeting joys of sin are deceptive and result in eternal torment, contrasting them with the lasting pleasures found in holiness. Brooks argues that true satisfaction cannot be found in carnal delights, which only serve to distance the heart from God. He urges listeners to recognize the folly of trading eternal joy for temporary pleasures, asserting that real delight is found in spiritual rather than sensual pursuits. Ultimately, he concludes that if there were any genuine pleasure in sin, hell would not be a place of torment but rather of enjoyment.