King's Business - 1928-01

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January 1928

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As to the values of Christian Endeavor, these can best be told by those whose lives have been benefited by its meetings. A greater part of the time in this meet­ ing should be given to testimonies, the leader announcing one week in advance that all members will be expected to tell briefly what the society has meant to them. The main values of Christian En­ deavor are embodied in the pledge, of which we offer the following as a sug­ gestion for testimonies. Assign the dif­ ferent phrases of the pledge to various members for them to speak upon. —o— T he P ledge „ “Trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ for strength.”—Surrender to Christ as Lord of our life. Rom. 12:1. “I promise Him that I will strive to do whatever He would have me do.”-—Obedi­ ence. John 14:23; 15:14. Not in our own strength, Phil. 4:13; John 15:5. “That I will make it the rule of my life to read the Bible every day.”—Feed our soul as well as our body. Jer. 15:16; Ps. 119:97. “That I will attend the services of my own church.”—Loyalty to our church. Heb. 10:25. “I will endeavor to lead a Christian life.”—Separation from the things of this world. Col. 3:1-3; 1 John 2:15-17. “I promise to be true to all my duties.” —Faithfulness to the society. Matt. 25: 21; 1 Cor. 4:2; Rev. 2:10. Summing up the many values of Chris­ tian Endeavor, we find that the first and greatest value is in bringing us into that right relationship with Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord of our lives. Its next greatest value is in creating a love for the reading of God’s Word, thus causing us to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord. Christian Endeavor gives us a deep sense of our responsibility to the church and to others. It fosters, team work; promotes wholesome Christian fellowship; fosters the right kind of self-assertiveness, thus developing the God-given talents; develops leadership; promotes a true missionary spirit, thereby obeying our Lord’s last command. Matt. 28:18-20. —o—• C hoice N uggets “I cannot paint, nor write, nor sing; And yet there seems for me some quiet niche to fill, Somewhere in God’s great world, I stand and wait Where He may find me ready for His will.” —o— “No movement, however big, no Chris­ tian, however gifted, can maintain spirit­ ual life and spiritual strength apart from prayer and pondering of the Word of God.” Rev. James Mursell —o— “Christian Endeavor is the workshop where Jesus, the carpenter’s son, sharpens the instruments which He uses in the daily construction of His churches.” “Christian Endeavor is the mint where metals are coined and stamped with the King’s own likeness.” -—O"■— “Christian Endeavor reaches upward with faith, reaches forward with hope, and reaches outward with love.”

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