Thomas Brooks emphasizes that our safety and security in Christ is not based on our own strength but on God's unwavering support. He illustrates this with the analogy of a mother holding her child, highlighting that it is God's everlasting arms that uphold us, ensuring we will not fall. Brooks reassures believers that even when we stumble, we are secure in the promise that God will never leave us nor forsake us. The sermon encourages trust in God's faithfulness and the assurance of eternal life through Christ.

D.L. Moody's sermon 'The Ark' draws parallels between Noah's Ark and the Ark of the Covenant, emphasizing their symbolic representation of Christ's humanity and atoning work. He highlights the construction details of both Arks, illustrating how they reflect divine design and glory, and how Noah's Ark provided safety during judgment, akin to the security believers find in Christ. Moody points out the significance of the Ark resting on Ararat, linking it to the resurrection of Jesus, and emphasizes the believer's current position of safety and security in Him. The sermon encourages reflection on the spiritual implications of being 'shut in' with Christ, as well as the contrasting natures of the Raven and the Dove representing our thoughts and desires.