J.R. Miller emphasizes the metaphor of the heart as a garden, urging believers to cultivate their inner lives by removing weeds of sin and nurturing the fruits of the Spirit. He illustrates how God desires to transform our hearts into beautiful gardens, filled with love, joy, and peace, akin to the resurrection of Christ in a garden. Miller encourages prayer for the 'winds of God' to awaken dormant spiritual gifts and to embrace both the north wind of conviction and the south wind of divine love. He reminds us that true glory in life comes from service and sacrifice, reflecting Christ's example as the ultimate servant. The sermon calls for self-examination and a commitment to live out the potential that God sees in each of us.

R.A. Torrey emphasizes how God rewards His servants, illustrating that sacrifices made for Christ are never in vain. He explains that true service is not about the quantity of work done but the quality and heart behind it, as demonstrated in the parable of the laborers in the vineyard. The sermon highlights that God's grace often exceeds our expectations, and those who serve out of love will receive abundant rewards, regardless of when they begin their service. Torrey warns against the dangers of envy and murmuring when comparing our rewards to others, reminding us that God is sovereign and just in His dealings. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to trust in God's goodness and to serve faithfully, knowing that their efforts will be rewarded in His perfect timing.