A.W. Pink emphasizes in his sermon on Jude 24-25 that God preserves true believers from falling into apostasy, highlighting that this preservation is not automatic for all who profess faith, as seen in Judas Iscariot. He explains that genuine believers actively seek to obey God's commands and maintain their faith through prayer and devotion, relying on Christ's power to keep them from sin. Pink underscores the importance of faith as the means of preservation, asserting that Christ's divine ability and willingness to protect His people is rooted in His covenant obligations. The sermon concludes with a doxology praising the 'only wise God our Saviour,' affirming His eternal dominion and power. Pink's message encourages believers to trust in God's grace and to actively engage in their spiritual growth.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the prophetic warnings from the book of Jude about the moral decay of society and the rise of ungodliness. Despite the pervasive wickedness and the challenges faced by believers, he reassures that God will preserve a sanctified people, keeping them safe from the corruption around them. Wilkerson encourages the faithful to rejoice in the Lord, as God has promised to sanctify and protect His children, ensuring their strength and devotion amidst adversity. He highlights the importance of trusting in God's faithfulness to deliver and preserve His saints until the coming of Christ.