T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes that God, as the Potter, shapes us according to His divine purpose, highlighting that our existence is not random but intentional, reflecting God's mind and will. He explains that every believer should have a sense of divine destiny, recognizing that salvation is a pathway to fulfilling God's purpose. Sparks warns against rigid doctrines that can lead to spiritual stagnation, asserting that true election is about being chosen for a purpose rather than merely for salvation. He encourages believers to trust in God's power and wisdom, even when they feel unworthy or incapable, as God's patience and persistence ensure that His plans will ultimately prevail. The sermon concludes with a call to embrace our divine calling and live with a consciousness of purpose.

Ernest O'Neill discusses the importance of accepting God's judgment in connection with Romans 9:21, highlighting the misconception of fate and psychological determinism that hinders us from understanding God's purpose for our lives. The right interpretation of being molded by God, as a potter molds clay, emphasizes the crucial role of our moral response in fulfilling God's plans for us, as seen in Jeremiah 18:5-12. Our attitude towards our vocation should focus on desiring to be like our Father-Creator, allowing God to mold us according to His purpose and will, as revealed in Romans 8:28-29 and Genesis 1:26.