Thomas Brooks emphasizes that Christians serve a magnificent Master who embodies all attributes of goodness, power, and wisdom. He describes God as the 'optimum maximum,' possessing the fullness of all that is good and glorious, including dignity, joy, and mercy. Brooks highlights that God is the source of all blessings and perfections, making Him the ultimate being to whom believers can turn for support and guidance. The sermon encourages Christians to recognize the infinite nature of God's perfection and His readiness to hear and help them in their lives.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes the need for Christians to shift their focus from external religious practices to the internal and spiritual understanding of God's perfection and glory. He expresses a desire for the church to recapture the awe and majesty of God, which has been diminished in contemporary worship. Tozer calls for a revival of the biblical concepts of God's holiness and beauty, urging believers to preach, sing, and share these truths to experience true delight in worship. He believes that only what is holy can be truly beautiful, and that Christians should embrace the beauty of God's holiness in their lives.