T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes that the true manifestation of Christ is through the law of death and resurrection, as illustrated in John 12:20-26. He explains that Jesus' statement about the grain of wheat signifies that to truly see Him, one must understand His death and resurrection, which leads to eternal life and the multiplication of believers. The sermon challenges Christians to embody Christ in their lives, demonstrating that true life comes from surrendering one's self for His sake. Sparks highlights that the way to find one's true purpose is through losing one's life for Christ, allowing His life to be revealed through us. Ultimately, he encourages believers to be the living testimony of Jesus to a world that is seeking Him.

Hans R. Waldvogel emphasizes the transformative power of Jesus' presence in the lives of believers, highlighting that true joy comes from a personal relationship with Christ. He reflects on the promise of Jesus to manifest Himself to those who love Him and keep His commandments, assuring that even in sorrow, joy can be found through faith. Waldvogel shares his own experiences of joy and fulfillment in Christ, encouraging believers to open their hearts and mouths in praise, allowing the Holy Spirit to bring about a breakthrough in their lives. He stresses the importance of recognizing the invisible yet powerful presence of Jesus, which surpasses any earthly understanding. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deeper communion with Christ, where believers can experience His love and joy in a tangible way.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that as believers, we are called to be living manifestations of Jesus Christ, making His truth known to the world. He explains that we are like letters from God, written not with ink but by the Spirit, reflecting the nature of Christ in our lives. The Holy Spirit works within us to shape our character and image to be more like Jesus, enabling us to impact others profoundly. By spending time in His presence, we become powerful testimonies of His love and truth, compelling others to seek Him. Ultimately, our lives should shine forth the essence of Christ, drawing others to Him.