C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the approachableness of Jesus, illustrating how He welcomed the most despised and depraved individuals, contrasting His openness with the seclusion of earthly monarchs and philosophers. Spurgeon highlights that Jesus, as the Mediator, Priest, and Savior, is always accessible to those in need, inviting all to come to Him without fear of rejection. He encourages believers to reflect this approachability in their own lives, urging the unconverted to approach Christ boldly, as there are no barriers to His love and mercy. The sermon calls for a heartfelt response to Jesus' invitation, reminding listeners of His willingness to receive all who seek Him.