The sermon draws from 2 Chronicles 15 to emphasize that divine victory does not justify complacency, but calls for continued faithfulness. It highlights the enduring truth that God remains with His people only as long as they remain with Him, warning against the subtle danger of spiritual weariness after seasons of blessing. The central exhortation—'Be strong, and let not your hands be weak'—calls for steadfast obedience, not driven by emotion or momentum, but by covenantal resolve to persevere in prayer, holiness, and service despite fatigue and discouragement. The promise of reward, though not always immediate or as expected, is certain, rooted in God's faithfulness and exemplified in Christ's own faithful endurance to the cross. Ultimately, the message is one of pastoral encouragement: remain faithful, press on, and trust that God will honor every faithful effort with eternal reward.