John Nelson Darby emphasizes the profound unselfishness of Christ, noting that every action of Jesus was directed towards serving others rather than Himself. He contrasts this with the world's principle of self-seeking, where individuals pursue their own interests and pleasures, often at the expense of true moral motives. Darby argues that even those who appear moral or philanthropic are often driven by selfish motives, lacking the genuine love and compassion that characterized Christ's life. He challenges Christians to embody the selfless nature of Christ, who tirelessly served others despite His own needs and hardships. Ultimately, Darby warns that if one's life does not reflect the unselfishness of Christ, they are not truly following Him.

K.P. Yohannan shares a personal story illustrating the humility of Christ, emphasizing that true humility allows us to serve others without feeling superior. He reflects on how Christ's example of treating everyone with dignity and compassion inspires us to love our fellow man and walk humbly. By esteeming others better than ourselves, we can let the love of Jesus flow through us, drawing others to Him. Yohannan highlights that Christ's humility was evident in His interactions with all people, regardless of their status or sins, and encourages us to emulate this behavior.