The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-08


be held Immediately following the
afternoon sermon.
AT 40 in the evening the evan
gelist will speak on The Last Call.
The evangelist asked the Epworth
League to use as its subject tomor-
row afternoon. lis my heart in this
work and what can | do to help adj
vance the kingdom OF God in the
hearts OF men now"
The church was almost filled again
list night and the evangelist preach
ed strong sermon on the final
Judgment An Interesting song
service preceded the sermon.
In making his announcements
Pastor Andrews said:
"The meeting Is growing in in
terest. II is making progress, but
rot as much as It would II we had
all got start with the meeting.
We still have some people who are
playing hide and seek--mostly
hide"
He urged that Sunday be made a
greet day. beginning with the sun
school at Gao in the morning. The
preaching service will probably be-
rin at 1915, the Sunday school be-
ing merged into this service. He
announced that the sermon nj )
O'Clock in the afternoon would be es-
pecially for the young people, but
urged the older people TO attend.
The Epworth League, he said,
would meet as soon as the afternoon
sermon is concluded. The evening
service viii begin promptly at 1880.
LET us make this a great day Tor
the renewing of our wavering faith,
concluded the pastor.
The evangelist announced that he
had selected a great subject for the
evening, and said. I'm sure If you
were. TO call physician into your
home you would want him TO tell
you. il he knew, the real condition
of your loved one. We call in the
physician for our soul, but great
many people DO not want him to tell
them of their real condition"
The text announced by Evangelist
Haudenschield was the thirtieth and
thirty-first verses of the seventeenth
chapter of Acts: "And the times of
this ignorance God winked; but now
eommandeth all men everywhere to
repent: Because he hath appointed
a day, in the which he will judge the
world in righteousness by that man
whom lie hath ordained whereof
he hath given assurance unto all
men. in that He hath raised him
from the dead"
He asked the question, what does
God expect man To do when He
commands him?" and answered il
by saying that man is expected to do
what he is commanded to do. All
men therefore are commanded to re-
pent, he declared
He said there are great many
things about which we speculate,
hut there are two things OF which
we are absolutely certain. One of
these is that Christ is coming some
day TO reward his saints. and the
other is that day of judgment is
coming for the world. Some peo-
pie" he said, may ask what will be
the end of the great European war.
| do not know. Others may ask what
viii be the end of the conflict be-
tween capital and labor. | don't
know. But | can tell you of two
things that | do know that are of
more importance than the war, than
capital and labor. and that is, the
judgment day is coming and Christ
s coming back some day.
He declared that day has been
appointed when the world viii be
judged in righteousness. Men liy-
ing in sim" he said, may try 10
laugh il away and say they don't
believe i'm it, but faith and doubt
PLAYED no part in making the book
When God told Noah that he was
going 10 destroy the world with a
flood people laughed when Noah be-
gan building the ark. bat the world
was destroyed just the same. He
said that when God told Lott that
fire and birthstone would be rained
on sodom and Gom0rrah the people
laughed snd scolfed. but Sodom and
iomorrah We're destroyed.
He said the resurrection % Christ