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... influence which one can exert , single- handed , to be compared with the power which one can wield under God through a well - ordered church , instinct , and radiant with the life of its great Head . The priest's breath , when the ...
... influence which one can exert , single- handed , to be compared with the power which one can wield under God through a well - ordered church , instinct , and radiant with the life of its great Head . The priest's breath , when the ...
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... influence . The best way to train a church and keep it alive to every good work is to so order it that fresh rivers of regenerate life shall steadily flow into it . Never was a greater error than to believe that conversions must come at ...
... influence . The best way to train a church and keep it alive to every good work is to so order it that fresh rivers of regenerate life shall steadily flow into it . Never was a greater error than to believe that conversions must come at ...
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... influence over men and nations . The advanced cohorts of Christ's army in every field of work and in all lands were once the children of the temple . Life and death are in the training of chil- dren . The generation which takes the most ...
... influence over men and nations . The advanced cohorts of Christ's army in every field of work and in all lands were once the children of the temple . Life and death are in the training of chil- dren . The generation which takes the most ...
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... influence on Christians and on the world . The Church of Christ was born in a ten- days ' prayer - meeting , and it must still be found in the place of prayer . In building the Church of God , prayer has the first place . Before sermon ...
... influence on Christians and on the world . The Church of Christ was born in a ten- days ' prayer - meeting , and it must still be found in the place of prayer . In building the Church of God , prayer has the first place . Before sermon ...
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... . Laymen are set to work , new streams of influence are opened , and men are raised up to special service . Difficulties are healed , alienations overcome , brotherly love made to abound , and knowl- THE PASTOR IN REVIVALS . 59.
... . Laymen are set to work , new streams of influence are opened , and men are raised up to special service . Difficulties are healed , alienations overcome , brotherly love made to abound , and knowl- THE PASTOR IN REVIVALS . 59.
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Page 10 - Himself, as conscious of his awful charge, And anxious mainly that the flock he feeds May feel it too. Affectionate in look, And tender in address, as well becomes A messenger of grace to guilty men.
Page 21 - So then after the Lord had spoken unto them, he was received up into heaven, and sat on the right hand of God. And they went forth, and preached everywhere, the Lord working with them, and confirming the word with signs following.
Page 23 - And it came to pass in Iconium, that they went both together into the synagogue of the Jews, and so spake, that a great multitude both of the Jews and also of the Greeks believed.
Page 4 - But I will have mercy upon the house of Judah, and will save them by the Lord their God, and will not save them by bow, nor by sword, nor by battle, by horses, nor by horsemen.
Page 38 - ... solutions to this problem. We do not, however, feel that these solutions now exist in prefabricated form. Such solutions to be workable and practical must be developed among the retired people themselves. Their residual of training, knowledge, and experience must be given an opportunity to be used. They must be made to feel that they have a place in the community in which they have lived most of their lives. Such a place must have validity and not be based upon charity. The older people themselves...
Page 36 - Christ?' Bring in the boys, then you will have the men. . . . Seek the children early, seek them faithfully. The pastor's best work will be in giving direction to their life at the start.
Page 36 - ... the children, we save the world. The world is most easily and effectively saved in childhood. . . • Life and death are in the training of children. The generation which takes the most children along with it for Christ will do most to build his kingdom, and to thin the ranks of the opposition. . . . Shepherds increase their flocks by carefully nursing the lambs ; so pastors enlarge their folds by caring for the young. The question is being earnestly asked, ' How can we bring the men to Christ?
Page 35 - Dr. Goodell makes clear his opinions on this point. He says emphatically: "He who builds the Church of Christ must save the children. If we save the children, we save the world. The world is most easily and effectively saved in childhood. . . • Life and death are in the training of children. The generation which takes the most children along with it for Christ will do most to build his kingdom, and to thin the ranks of the opposition. . . . Shepherds increase their flocks by carefully nursing the...
Page 37 - ... work will be in giving direction to their life at the start. The pointing of the gun determines the entire course of the ball. There is no escape from these truths."1 In describing the methods of a pastor's work for the young, in accordance with the principles thus announced by him, Dr. Goodell says: "The pastor will reach the children through the Bible-school. That is not the children's church, but it is the church and pastor mingling with the children, and laying out all their experience and...
Page 21 - I mean St. Paul's commendation of himself to the Corinthian Church. This, however, is prefaced with a quotation from the Old Testament as the word of God ; in which it is declared, that not he who commendeth himself is approved, but he whom the Lord commendeth. He then pronounces boasting to be folly ; and declares himself to be compelled to this folly by the Corinthian Church ; because some of its members had denied his Apostleship : a denial, fraught with the utmost mischief to the Christian cause,...