Mike Bickle emphasizes the Father heart of God through the lens of the Song of Solomon, illustrating the deep love and longing between the bride and her beloved. He encourages believers to seek intimacy with God, even amidst trials, and to declare their love for Him despite challenges. The bride's journey reflects a shift from self-centeredness to recognizing that her life is a gift to Jesus, who finds pleasure in her devotion. Bickle highlights the importance of understanding God's attributes to cultivate a lovesick heart for Him, ultimately leading to a deeper relationship and a powerful witness to others. The sermon calls for believers to remain steadfast in love, even when they feel distant from God.

A.W. Tozer concludes his worship series by emphasizing the beauty and majesty of God, drawing parallels between the Song of Solomon and the relationship between Christ and the Church. He highlights that true worship is not about what we can gain from God, but about recognizing His inherent worth and beauty. Tozer describes Jesus as the Lord of all wisdom, righteousness, and mercy, urging believers to worship Him for who He is rather than for what He can provide. He encourages the congregation to see the world through the lens of God's redemptive plan, reminding them that despite the ugliness of sin, Christ offers restoration and beauty. Ultimately, Tozer calls for a heartfelt worship that reflects the love and longing of the bride for her beloved.