A.B. Simpson emphasizes the vast potential of the human soul, created in God's image, and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in realizing this potential. He encourages believers to allow God to cleanse and fill their hearts, enabling them to become the temple of His presence. Simpson highlights that through the Holy Spirit, dormant abilities are awakened, leading to a fuller understanding of God's purpose for our lives. Ultimately, he invites us to marvel at the divine craftsmanship in our lives and to recognize our worth in God's eyes.

Theodore Epp emphasizes the importance of being considerate Christians, as highlighted in Philippians 4:1-7. He explains that 'moderation' refers to a spirit of gentleness, forgiveness, and temperance, which is essential for maintaining peace in our lives. Epp stresses that true moderation cannot be self-produced but is a result of the Holy Spirit's work within us, enabling us to reflect the mind of Christ. He warns against the dangers of stubbornness and physical excess, which disrupt our peace and hinder our spiritual growth. Ultimately, Epp encourages believers to let their moderation be known, as the Lord is near and empowers us to live in accordance with His will.