David Wilkerson emphasizes the deep longing of King David to know God intimately, expressing a desire for uninterrupted communion with Him. He highlights God's call to 'Seek my face,' which ignites a passion in David to reflect God's beauty and glory in his own life. Wilkerson explains that Jesus, as the human face of God, allows us to have a personal relationship with the Father, enabling us to live in a way that mirrors Christ's essence. This call to seek God's face is more urgent than ever, as it challenges believers to embody the likeness of Christ in a world filled with distractions and idolatries. Ultimately, the goal is to become the express image of God, so that others may see Christ through us.

J.R. Miller emphasizes the importance of a Christian's disposition in reflecting the beauty of Christ to the world. He argues that our lives serve as a telescope through which others can see Jesus, and that a bad disposition can misrepresent Him. Miller insists that Christians must actively work to cultivate a sweet and gentle disposition, viewing bad dispositions as a sin that must be addressed. He encourages believers to strive for transformation through God's grace, likening the heart to a garden that requires diligent care to flourish. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to embody Christ's love and gentleness in all interactions.