Stephen Kaung emphasizes the identity of believers in Christ, drawing from John the Baptist's declaration of his role as a voice preparing the way for Jesus. He explains that true Christians are called out from the world to gather as one body under the lordship of Christ, transcending denominational divisions. Kaung stresses the importance of understanding our purpose in gathering, which is to honor Christ's name and maintain unity among believers. He warns against the superficiality of modern Christianity, urging a return to the simplicity and purity of the Gospel. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper commitment to being the body of Christ, reflecting His love and truth in a fragmented world.

William MacDonald emphasizes the unity and significance of the Church as the one body of believers, highlighting that Christ is the head of this body, guiding and empowering it through the Holy Spirit. He explains that all believers, regardless of background, are integral members of this body, each with unique functions that contribute to the Church's growth and holiness. The sermon also underscores the priesthood of all believers and the importance of spiritual gifts for the edification of the Church. Ultimately, MacDonald assures that the Church is destined for eternal glory with Christ, serving as a testament to God's grace and wisdom.

D.S. Warner emphasizes the divine origin and essential attributes of the Primitive Church, highlighting its divinity, organization, visibility, oneness, unity, and holiness. He argues that the church is a living entity, built by Christ and governed by divine principles, and that it must remain united under one name, the Church of God, to fulfill its mission. Warner stresses that divisions among believers are contrary to the teachings of Christ and that true unity is achieved through sanctification and adherence to the Word of God. He calls for a return to the original, unblemished state of the church as intended by God, free from human-made sects and divisions.

John Nelson Darby emphasizes the nature and unity of the Church, urging believers to recognize the moral inconsistencies that lead to division and sectarianism. He highlights that true unity is found in the Spirit of God and the shared faith in Christ's death and resurrection, which should bind believers together rather than their differences. Darby calls for a return to the foundational truths of the gospel, encouraging believers to seek the glory of God and the coming of Christ as the ultimate goal of their faith. He warns against the dangers of worldly interests infiltrating the Church and stresses the importance of living in accordance with the teachings of Christ to manifest true unity. Ultimately, he believes that the Church's witness to the world hinges on its ability to reflect the unity and glory of Christ.