Leonard Ravenhill emphasizes that while he enjoys music and fun, he believes that entertainment serves as a substitute for true joy, which can only be found in the Holy Spirit. He argues that the more one experiences joy through the Holy Ghost, the less one will rely on television or other forms of entertainment. Ravenhill's message challenges listeners to seek genuine joy in their spiritual lives rather than temporary distractions.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the biblical command to 'Rejoice evermore,' highlighting that true service to God is rooted in joy and the Holy Spirit. He contrasts the sacrifices of Cain and Abel, illustrating that God desires our joy rather than mere outward acts of piety. Waldvogel asserts that rejoicing in the Lord brings the Kingdom of God into our lives, and that obedience to this command is essential for experiencing the fullness of Christ. He encourages believers to embrace joy as a vital aspect of their faith, reminding them that it is God's will for them to give thanks in all circumstances.

Samuel Logan Brengle emphasizes that a true soul-winner must have a personal experience of salvation and the baptism of the Holy Ghost, which fosters a deep relationship with Jesus. He highlights the necessity of having one's sins forgiven and a clean heart to effectively lead others to Christ, as exemplified by biblical figures like Peter and Paul. Brengle asserts that this experience must be constant and joyful, as joy in the Lord empowers believers to win souls. He encourages believers to cultivate joy through faith, meditation, and praise, as it is a vital component in the process of soul-winning. Ultimately, Brengle calls for ministers to be filled with the joy of the Holy Spirit to impact the world for Christ.