Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-10-05

the world to fill it,
II does not take a great man to be
n Christian, but it takes nil there is
Of him,--B FdB Mills.
Nothing Gun make man truly
great bur being truly good, and par
taking of Gods holiness Mnthelc
Henry.
True peace is tho blessing Of the
Gospel Ii may be sorted into these
three: (1) Peace with God-peace of
reconciliation. ~ Peace with our
selyes-peace Of conscience. (3) Peace
with another-peace OF love and
unIty.-GlrndH
There are Christians not strong in
the affections (emotions) who are
nevertheless not to he judged weak
in grace. What is thus wanting, God
often makes up in soldity of judg
ment, clearness Of knowledge, album
dance Of experience and stableness Of
faith.-LOUe.
The religion that fancles il loves
God, and yet does nothing to help its
brother and evnces no love for It's
brother, is not piety. 1t may be- a
dogma with q worm in its heart. If
you love God you will love your fell
lowmen. If you love God you will
seek to advance His kingdom. ---ReU
". K. Chaplin,
Whatever else may fail, be sure
that Gods everlasting love will not
fail. lie is with you in your strug-
giles against sin in your search Of
truth, in your woeg md griefs, and
lonlness and trials. All your hopes,
ali your patience, all your regard for
what is excellent aud imperishable
come from him. And us he has given
you your capacity for his friendship
and bis likeness. he will train you and
guide you to himself il You are sub
lnisslve and obedlent-H, N. PoWers.
You are anxious, dear brother,
that there shall be Il revival in your
church. You are grleved because the
evidences of the outpuoring of the
Spirit do not appear. Well, do not
get disheartened BE faithful aud in
Gods good time the blessing Will
come. You are prehaps sowing the
seed to-day which will bring their
fruitage i'll the future. You cannot
expect harvest time to last all the
year round, There must DO some ut
tention given to seed sowing. One
OF the best pastors we have ever
known worked n number of years
without any special revival interest.
lie cheerIully performed bis duties
day by day hopefully looking for the
Teytyal. 1t came at last, and when it
did come, it continued on week after
week and year after year and there
was seldom service at which the
pastor was not permitted to welcome
some soul INTO church membership.
But do not forget that if you woulb
have q revival IN the church you must
be sure that your own heart be first
revived. How is it with your soul?"
What is the influence Of regenera-
ton upon our utfecrious the con-
Yerted man has the power oil loving
JUST as truly as he ever did, but the
current OF his affections Is changed.
he once loved sin, low he loves holi-
LESS. Ills rhougnts were formely
earChward, now his affections are
liked upon Heaven. But more thun
tins. The believer may love tho same
things now that he did before CONVEX
satlon, but for dlfferet REASONS, lie
WAS once fond OF Omissions possible
KS agreeable members of socieCy, but
now he loves them because they are
members OF the hausehold of faith,
children OF the sumo Father, re-
deemed by the same precious blood.
A Christian may love gold IL he do
sire IN To glorlfy God 10y its acGuisi-
ton. True plety leads to thrifty
business in order that one may secure
the means to extend the Masters
cause, Love Of God shed abroad in
the heart unties the purse strings.
One ought to be dilligent in business
Tor Coos sake and the true Christian
regards himself as Gods steward.
Again, the regenerated man ceases to
love some things and begin to love
others. He finds no pleasures in the
sinful ASSOCIATION in which he once de-
lighted, and he seeks the companion
ship of those from whom he formerly
recoiled. In word, In regeneration
old things are passed away all things
haye become new.-W. II. w.
EVERY DAY RELIGIoH-There is as
much necessity to-day to sock aud
save the rich as the poor. A very
rich man i'll certain city heard me
preach, and sat IN front of my pulpit,
and some inspiration gave me courage
enough to take my wife, and, calling
u cab, TO drive out of town a little
way and go after him. His wife and
himself seemed TO enjoy our visit
very much; we had a talk of half an
hour, and it came around to me point
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