Gareth Evans preaches on the concept of being 'the least' in the Kingdom of God, emphasizing that true greatness is found in humility and being willing to be unnoticed, contrary to the world's pursuit of recognition and honours. He warns against using honours for manipulation, citing Jesus' teachings in Matthew 6:1-2 about seeking earthly rewards versus heavenly commendation. Evans highlights the apostle Paul as an example of embracing being 'the least,' acknowledging his weaknesses and allowing God's grace to work through him despite his shortcomings.

Andrew Murray emphasizes the profound humility of Jesus, urging believers to learn from His example of meekness and servanthood. He highlights that true greatness in the Kingdom of Heaven is found in serving others, as Jesus demonstrated through His life and teachings. Murray points out that humility is the key to receiving God's blessings and that self-abasement leads to exaltation in God's eyes. He calls for a deep desire for humility among Christians, reminding them that true nobility lies in becoming servants to one another. Ultimately, Murray encourages believers to seek a heart filled with humility, as it opens the way for Christ's presence and power in their lives.

Bob Hoekstra preaches on the concept of greatness in the kingdom of heaven, emphasizing the importance of childlike humility as the path to spiritual greatness. Jesus teaches that true greatness comes from being converted and becoming like little children, humbling oneself before God. The disciples' desire for greatness led to Jesus placing a child among them, illustrating the need for a change of perspective and a daily walk of humility to enter and grow in the kingdom of heaven.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes the importance of reaching out to children in his sermon 'The Soul-Winner's Commission to the Children.' He reflects on Peter's unexpected commission from Jesus to 'Feed My lambs,' highlighting that even those who feel unqualified can serve in this vital role. Brengle encourages believers to embrace their responsibility to nurture and guide children, reminding them that every worker is called to care for the young ones in their flock. He outlines practical steps for becoming effective children's workers, stressing the need for love, understanding, and dedication in this ministry. Ultimately, he calls on all to respond to Jesus' question of love by actively engaging in the spiritual growth of children.