Horatius Bonar emphasizes the glory of the Lord as the central theme of worship, highlighting that everything in His temple proclaims His glory. He explains that the worthiness of Jesus to receive glory stems from His divine person, His redemptive work, His perfect life on earth, and His current exalted position in heaven. Bonar encourages believers to appreciate Christ's excellency, trust in Him, utilize His fullness, bow in worship, and sing praises to Him. The sermon culminates in the recognition that Jesus, as the Redeemer and King, is eternally worthy of glory.

John Nelson Darby shares the profound joy of salvation that resonates around the throne of God, where countless voices unite in praise of the Lamb. He describes the deep emotions and adoration that fill the heavenly courts, as saints reflect on God's love and glory. The sermon emphasizes the unity of creation in worship, the eternal song of praise that arises from the hearts of the redeemed, and the overwhelming joy that comes from recognizing Jesus as the source of salvation. Darby highlights the harmony and peace that salvation brings, allowing believers to rest in God's unwearied love.

Shane Idleman emphasizes the importance of restoring spiritual passion, urging believers to genuinely seek God's presence and worship Him openly. He reflects on the significance of Passion Week, highlighting Jesus' triumphal entry and the need for a heart on fire for God, which is evident through praise and worship. Idleman warns against passion killers such as unmet expectations, negative influences, and the fear of appearing different, encouraging the congregation to cultivate a deep desire for God and engage in spiritual disciplines like prayer and fasting. He concludes by calling for a revival of passion, reminding believers that true fulfillment comes from seeking the living God wholeheartedly.