Roy Hession emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is not merely an influence but a distinct Person of the Trinity, equal to God the Father and God the Son. He highlights the Holy Spirit's role as the agent of new birth for believers, sealing them as children of God and empowering them for a life in Christ. Hession explains that while every believer receives the Holy Spirit at conversion, being filled with the Spirit involves yielding to His control and allowing Him to fully inhabit our lives. The sermon encourages Christians to recognize the Holy Spirit's presence and authority in their lives, leading to a deeper relationship with God. Ultimately, Hession calls for worship and reverence for the Holy Spirit, who dwells within believers as their guide and strength.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the significance of understanding the Holy Spirit as a person rather than an abstract force, encouraging believers to develop a personal relationship with Him. He references Jesus' promise of the Comforter in John 14, highlighting the Holy Spirit's role in guiding, teaching, and empowering believers. Smith shares the transformative experience of evangelist Finney, illustrating the profound impact of the Holy Spirit in one's life. He urges the congregation to yield to the Holy Spirit's influence, leading to a life filled with His love and power. Ultimately, Smith prays for a renewed outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the church and individual lives.