A.B. Simpson explores the profound significance of Psalm 118, highlighting its importance to Martin Luther, who found solace and strength in its verses during times of distress. The sermon emphasizes the themes of praise, faith, conflict, and victory, illustrating how the psalm encapsulates the redemptive work of Christ and the believer's journey through trials. Simpson draws attention to the call for all to praise the Lord for His enduring mercy and goodness, the depiction of spiritual conflict, and the ultimate victory found in Christ's resurrection. He concludes with a vision of the Church's hope in the coming of the Lord and the necessity of a consecrated life in communion with God. The message encourages believers to enter into the fullness of salvation and to live a life of praise and service.

George Fox encourages believers to rejoice and sing, emphasizing that despite the darkness surrounding them, the Lord is actively working and truth is flourishing. He reminds them that Christ reigns over all challenges, urging them to remain steadfast in faith and valiant for the truth, even in difficult circumstances. Fox reassures that the seed of Christ brings life and peace, guiding them through the trials of life and the ways of the fallen world. He emphasizes the importance of following Christ, who ultimately has the victory over all adversities.