A.W. Tozer emphasizes the natural impulse to share the Good News following a genuine encounter with God, illustrated by the woman at the well who, after meeting Jesus, eagerly invited others to experience Him. He challenges the notion of secret discipleship, asserting that true faith must be accompanied by outward testimony. Tozer suggests that the act of confession is not merely a requirement for salvation but a reflection of the transformative experience of grace within one's heart. He posits that if there is no desire to share one's faith, it may indicate a lack of true spiritual experience. Ultimately, the sermon calls believers to recognize the importance of sharing their faith as a vital expression of their relationship with Christ.

Philip Doddridge preaches about the way of salvation through Christ, emphasizing the importance of repentance, faith, and giving up self-dependence to seek salvation by free grace. He urges sinners to apply to Christ with deep abhorrence of their sins, firm resolution to forsake them, and a commitment to obey and imitate Christ in their daily lives. Doddridge highlights that salvation is only obtained through faith in Jesus and surrendering to Him completely, acknowledging our need for His grace and mercy.