F.B. Meyer emphasizes the critical importance of seizing divine opportunities, as exemplified by King David's failure to go to battle when he should have. He warns that prolonged ease can dull our spiritual senses, leading to missed chances for growth and service. Meyer encourages believers to remain active and engaged, using their time wisely for God's work, especially during moments of leisure when temptation is most potent. He highlights the necessity of intercession, worship, and comforting others as vital ministries that can fill our days meaningfully. Ultimately, he calls for vigilance and proactive faith in redeeming the time amidst the challenges of life.

J.R. Miller emphasizes the beauty of everyday life, urging us to recognize and seize the fleeting opportunities for love and kindness that each day presents. He illustrates how Jesus valued personal connections and moments of service over material concerns, reminding us that we may not always have the chance to express our love or help others. Miller encourages us to see the divine in the ordinary, suggesting that every encounter is an opportunity to reflect God's love. He also highlights the importance of being present and attentive to the needs of those around us, as these moments are often the most significant. Ultimately, he calls us to live with intention, making the most of each day as a gift from God.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the importance of seizing divine opportunities in his sermon 'Redeeming the Time.' He explains that the Greek term 'ton kairon' refers to specific moments filled with potential that must be grasped before they vanish, likening them to rare flowers in a desert or unique business opportunities. Simpson urges believers to be spiritually vigilant and wise, understanding God's will and acting decisively in moments that can lead to salvation, love, and victory over sin. He encourages the congregation to redeem these fleeting opportunities for spiritual growth and service.