F.B. Meyer emphasizes the divine partnership in the act of building, where man constructs outwardly while God sanctifies inwardly. He illustrates this cooperation through the example of education, highlighting that while we can shape a child's life with our actions and teachings, it is ultimately God who must bless and hallow these efforts. Meyer urges that our endeavors, whether in preaching or parenting, must be infused with the Holy Spirit to truly achieve their purpose. He reminds us that holiness comes from God's presence, and we should strive for our lives to be temples filled with His glory. The sermon calls for a deep reverence for God's role in our daily activities and the importance of seeking His sanctification.

J.R. Miller emphasizes that every aspect of life, from mundane tasks to sacred rituals, can be an act of worship when done in the name of the Lord. He encourages believers to recognize the holiness in their daily activities and to live with integrity, ensuring that their actions reflect their faith both in public and at home. Miller also discusses the importance of faith in overcoming challenges, asserting that with God, nothing is impossible, and that trials are opportunities for growth. He concludes by reminding us that our crosses, whether self-made or God-given, should be borne with grace, as they can lead to blessings for ourselves and others.

Thomas Brooks emphasizes that true holiness permeates every aspect of a believer's life, not just in spiritual practices but also in everyday activities. He illustrates that a holy heart reflects sanctity in mundane tasks such as eating, drinking, and interacting with others, demonstrating that all actions can glorify God. In contrast, false professors exhibit a superficial holiness limited to religious duties, lacking true spiritual depth in their daily lives. Brooks encourages believers to integrate holiness into all facets of life, making every action a reflection of their faith. Ultimately, he calls for a holistic approach to holiness that encompasses both spiritual and earthly endeavors.