Paris Reidhead preaches on the importance of standing firm in one's convictions and not compromising in the face of pressure or opposition. Using the example of Paul's compromise in Jerusalem, Reidhead emphasizes the need to seek wisdom from God to know when to stand and when to give ground. He warns against the perils of compromise, highlighting how it can postpone dealing with issues and play into the hands of enemies of the Gospel. Reidhead urges believers to stand courageously for the truth, even if it means facing challenges or chains, and calls for confession and forsaking of compromise for restoration and full fellowship with God.

John Chrysostom preaches about Paul's humble and obedient nature in his journey and interactions with the Apostles, highlighting his respect for Peter and James. Paul's zeal for preaching the Gospel among the Gentiles is emphasized, along with his avoidance of building on another's foundation. His humility is evident in his acknowledgment of his past persecution of the Church and the transformation brought about by God's grace.