T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the significance of learning under the anointing of the Holy Spirit, which signifies His absolute lordship over our lives. He explains that true learning in the School of Christ involves an inward transformation where Christ becomes part of us through experience, requiring us to submit our will and desires to the Holy Spirit. The anointing is not merely for power or influence but for complete dependence on the Spirit's guidance, leading to a deeper understanding of Christ's 'other-ness' compared to our own nature. Sparks highlights that this journey requires prayer and a willingness to let go of our own ideas, aligning ourselves with God's will. Ultimately, the first lesson in this spiritual school is recognizing the difference between our ways and God's ways, and the necessity of living in the Spirit to discern His guidance.

J.R. Miller emphasizes that life is a continuous learning experience, akin to a school where every situation teaches us valuable lessons. He reflects on how even the Apostle Paul and Jesus had to learn contentment and obedience through their experiences, illustrating that trials and temptations are opportunities for growth and strength. Miller encourages believers to view sorrow and suffering as lessons that enrich their lives, ultimately leading to deeper faith and resilience. He reminds us that patience, contentment, and the ability to endure hardships are essential lessons in Christ's school, which shape our character and prepare us to support others. The sermon concludes with a call to actively seek and learn from the lessons life presents us each day.