A.B. Simpson emphasizes the role of ministers in the church, urging them to feed and care for the flock of God with humility and sincerity, rather than for personal gain. He reflects on Peter's journey from denial to being entrusted with the care of Christ's followers, highlighting the importance of delivering God's message with divine authority and the need for ministers to embody the teachings they preach. Simpson stresses that true ministry is marked by a humble spirit, deep sympathy for the suffering, and a commitment to leading by example. He concludes with the promise of eternal rewards for faithful service, encouraging ministers to invest their lives in the spiritual growth of others.

Mariano Di Gangi delivers a powerful sermon titled 'King on a Donkey,' reflecting on Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem as described in John 12. He emphasizes the significance of Jesus riding a donkey, symbolizing humility and the nature of His kingdom, which is not of this world. The sermon explores the reactions of the crowd, the disciples, and the Pharisees, highlighting the joy and excitement of those who witnessed Jesus' miracles, contrasted with the envy of the religious leaders. Di Gangi calls the congregation to recognize Jesus as their King and to pledge their allegiance to Him, encouraging a personal response to His call. The message culminates in a prayer for hearts to be open to the King of glory.

A.W. Tozer discusses the challenges faced by the Apostle Paul as he defends his apostolic authority against detractors in Corinth who questioned his legitimacy and integrity. Despite the humiliation of having to justify himself, Paul prioritizes the well-being of the church over his own pride, demonstrating his commitment to his fellow Christians. Tozer emphasizes the importance of standing firm in faith and truth, even when faced with condemnation and criticism from others. Paul's willingness to endure personal sacrifice for the sake of the church serves as a powerful example of true leadership and devotion.