David Wilkerson emphasizes the necessity of taking risks for Christ, likening the challenges faced by believers to handling serpents. He points out that while the wicked are like poisonous serpents, Jesus assures us that we can overcome these dangers through faith. Wilkerson highlights the importance of being spiritually protected from the world's poison as we engage in soul-winning, reminding us that the Holy Spirit cleanses and empowers us. He encourages believers to step out boldly into the world, trusting in God's promise of safety and protection. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a fearless approach to evangelism, grounded in the assurance of Christ's power.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the significance of not just knowing about the blood of Jesus that was shed, but understanding its power when it is sprinkled. He draws a parallel between the Israelites' use of lamb's blood during Passover and the blood of Christ, explaining that the blood must be applied to be effective. Just as the Israelites had to sprinkle the blood on their doorposts for protection from the death angel, believers must recognize that Jesus' blood, when applied to their lives, offers not only forgiveness but also protection from evil. Wilkerson urges Christians to move beyond mere acknowledgment of the blood to actively applying it in their lives for spiritual safety.

A.B. Simpson emphasizes the power of being filled with the Holy Spirit, which enables believers to be 'sin proof' and protected from the attacks of the enemy. He illustrates that just as fireproof and waterproof materials resist harm, a life empowered by the Spirit can repel sin and evil influences. Simpson encourages Christians to cultivate a deep relationship with Jesus, allowing His presence to shield them from spiritual dangers and to walk confidently even in challenging circumstances. He reminds us that through Christ, we can maintain our purity and resist temptation, as we are nourished by His life.