R.A. Torrey explores the conspiracy against Jesus as depicted in John 11:46-57, emphasizing the origin and motivations of the Jewish leaders who plotted His death. He highlights that their fear of losing power and influence led them to conspire against the very one who could save them, illustrating the futility of their actions as they ultimately brought about their own ruin. Torrey also discusses Caiaphas's role in the conspiracy, noting that even through his unscrupulous intentions, God used his words to prophesy the significance of Jesus's death for all humanity. The sermon underscores the contrast between the leaders' hatred and the common people's belief in Jesus, revealing the broader implications of His sacrifice for both Jews and Gentiles. Ultimately, Torrey calls attention to the unity that Christ's death brings to the scattered children of God.

C.H. Spurgeon emphasizes that Jesus will always remind His people of His love, ensuring they never forget the sacrifice He made on the cross. He draws parallels between a mother's love and Jesus' persistent reminders of His affection, urging believers to remember His eternal love and the history of His sacrifice. Spurgeon reflects on the depth of Jesus' love, from His incarnation to His resurrection, and the ongoing commitment He has to His people until they are safely gathered in heaven. The sermon encourages a response of remembrance and gratitude for the matchless love of Christ.