The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-06

all the terrible destructivenoss at
work on the outside In doing the
will Of God We find quiet, peaceful
sHot where we can find rest In tho
midst of the terrible storms of life.
with heavy burdens. with turmoil ana
teTors. we need a spot where we can
find that quiet rest which is rromis-
cd to those who do the will OF God
We can End a place Of resfcct peace.
where the stress and trials and strife
are all removed from our lives.
How long can you claim anything
you may now possess? You business
men, heavy property holders. what
can YOU horc for in the future? Your
business, your great properties. even
your loving family-all these may be
swept away and nothing left to you
What is there on this earth which
we can say, at is Mlne?" Nothing
Your great and costly monuments Of
solid granite will decay; the very liz
scriptions carved deeply into the
face of granite will be effaced by rne
hand of time, IL is that which you do
in accord with the will of God VIII .ch
endures throughout eternity an is
the only enduring monument you can
build. 1t will stand the test o. the
Judgment fires, while all else passes
as but wood, hay and stubbic. SO
then it is well for us to begin at the
beginning by seek.7g rirst the king
dom of God. "You who keen lis
commandments are the children Of
the kingdom; you who will moi, Jesus
declares, are the children Of the iey-
ill.,"
What choice are you going. 10
make? Choose We this day whom
you viii serve" The devil is too
strong for you to wrestle with, he
will best you, as he does every one
who chooses to follow him instead ot
trying to do the will of God. You
must make one choice or the other;
you must choose one or the other as
your leaders. 1t is your free choice;
you alone will be held responsible as
to the results. The entire RESPONSE
bility is on your shoulders; you are
free to make your own choice. What
are you going to decide
At the close of the sermon num-
her of persons sought the inquiry
room, and as at the recent meetings,
there was a deep and earnest desire
on the part os many to do the will
of God.a esofsa
Usual Sunday morning services at
all the churches.
HWhy do you linger," and "Is He
Satisfied with Me?" were solos rem
dered by Rev. w. r. Henson. Friday
evening.
The three o'clock bible reading will
he held at the NJ E. church Sunday
afternoon.
At the Saturday evening illustrated
lectures, free, at the First Baptist
church. Prof. Henson will sing "The
Pilet song and "Only One"
The union meeting of all young
peoples societies will be held at the
First Presbyterian church, Sunday
at $3.50 sharp. DR.. Smiley and Prof
Henson will be there
The Friday night audience was
larger than usual
The illustrated free lecture at the
Baptist church Saturday evening at
7:45 will give something about the
IoombS and wall street; about the
Smiley meeting at mid day and at
midnight; about the lights and shad-
ows Of that great and wicked city.
Free.
rs He Satisfied with Me- and
God Abideth Forever" we're solos
sung ty Rev. Hanson Friday night.
'But as for me, will seek to do
the will OF Cod"
"We have enjoyed two weeks Of
heart to heart talks among ourselves;
next week we will try to reach ont
after those whom Jesus declared
were the children of the devil"
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