David Wilkerson emphasizes the necessity of spending quality time in God's presence to keep our love for Him alive. He draws parallels between romantic love and our relationship with Jesus, highlighting how neglecting time with God can lead to a dying love. Wilkerson illustrates this with the example of the bride in the Song of Solomon, who desperately seeks her beloved, reflecting the longing we should have for Christ. He challenges Christians to consider how they prioritize their time and the implications of neglecting their relationship with Jesus. Ultimately, he calls for a rekindling of our love for God, urging us to make Him our top priority.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the contrast between Martha and Mary, two sisters who represent different approaches to serving Jesus. Martha, busy with preparations, becomes frustrated with Mary for not helping, while Mary chooses to sit at Jesus' feet and listen to His words. Smith highlights that while service is important, it should not overshadow the need for personal communion with Christ. Jesus defends Mary, stating that she has chosen the 'good part' by prioritizing her relationship with Him over mere tasks. The sermon calls believers to balance their service with time spent in worship and fellowship with Jesus.