John Chrysostom preaches on the importance of walking in wisdom towards those outside the faith, redeeming the time and being gracious in speech. He emphasizes the need to be cautious and wise in interactions with non-believers, avoiding unnecessary conflicts and being mindful of how to respond to each person appropriately. Chrysostom encourages believers to be moderate, gracious, and bold in their speech, tailored to edify and build up others. He highlights the significance of supporting fellow believers, sharing in their joys, and refraining from envy, as it ultimately harms oneself and the body of Christ.

George Fox preaches about the unity and obedience among the early apostles and disciples, emphasizing their willingness to be sent and their submission to the guidance of the Holy Spirit. The sermon highlights the importance of exhortation, encouragement, and support within the church community, as seen through the actions of Paul, Barnabas, and other early Christian leaders. It also stresses the need for diligence, obedience, and love in fulfilling God's work and ministering to one another, as exemplified by the apostles' interactions and instructions to various churches and individuals.