F.B. Meyer emphasizes the importance of supporting traveling evangelists for the sake of the Name of Jesus, urging believers to provide hospitality that reflects God's generosity and grace. He highlights the evangelists' pure motives, as they seek to glorify Christ without seeking support from those who do not share their faith. Meyer encourages the church to welcome such servants of God, reminding them that by doing so, they become fellow-helpers in spreading the truth. The sermon calls for a selfless and gracious attitude in our interactions with both brethren and strangers.

John Gill emphasizes the importance of hospitality in his sermon on 1 Peter 4:9, urging believers to love and care for strangers, particularly those who are displaced for their faith. He explains that hospitality should be shown both by not causing distress to others and by actively providing for their needs, such as food and shelter. Gill highlights biblical examples of hospitality, including Abraham and Lot, and stresses that this practice is not only a natural inclination but also a command from God. He encourages the faithful to embrace hospitality without grudging, viewing it as a vital expression of love and charity among believers, especially those who are strangers to one another.

J.R. Miller emphasizes gratitude for the blessings of home, recognizing the loneliness of those without one. He prays for Jesus to dwell in our homes, bringing peace and harmony, and encourages true hospitality in our hearts. Miller highlights the importance of inviting Christ into every aspect of our lives, seeking His guidance and strength for daily challenges. He also reminds us to extend compassion to others in need, acknowledging that we are safe in God's eternal love. The sermon concludes with a prayer for protection and mercy for ourselves and others.