C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes the joyful anticipation of believers for the heavenly call, encouraging them to look forward to the moment when they will be invited to 'come up hither.' He reminds the saints that their spirits should long for their true home in heaven, while also advocating for patience in waiting for God's perfect timing for their departure. Spurgeon reflects on the desire to do more good on earth, expressing that while the longing for heaven is strong, the work of serving God should continue until the appointed time. Ultimately, he encourages believers to find peace in either staying or going, as long as they remain in God's presence.