King's Business - 1938-01

January, 1938

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FEBRUARY 1 Love Maintained “ W e love him, because he first loved us" (1 John 4:19). Nothing is more important than that this impulse of love should be safeguarded and secured. Its fire must be continually fed by the fuel of fresh knowledge of the Lord. It cannot be maintained on the mere mem­ ory of a past experience. Indeed, this is; the tragedy of many a Christian life— that its enthusiasm for Christ has burnt itself out. Nor is the reason far to seek; for it is only those who grow in His knowledge who increase also in His grace and love. Study o f His Word, therefore, and the close fellowship of obedience also, are entirely necessary if blood heat is to be maintained. — J. S tuart H oldbn . “And, behold, there as a great earth­ quake: for the angel of the Lord descended from heaven, and came and rolled back the stone from the door, and sat upon it’ (Matt. 28:2). The secret resurrection of Jesus Christ within us is bound to be proclaimed out­ wardly by the evidence of the shattered seals. And when these seals are broken the results are glorious. There is liberty for us, because the fetter is no more. There is prayer in us, because the bird has expanded her wings. There is witness from us, since our closed lips have been broken open. There is love and generosity and sacrifice, now that our miserly fingers have been wrenched apart. With new courage and abounding joy we face life again, for the useless harp and the paralyzing fear have both alike been cast away. There is a new song in our mouths.—W . D. J a c k so n . FEBRUARY 3 The Overflow o f His Goodness “ Who giveth us richly all things to en­ joy’’ (1 Tim . 6:17). This word should smite down all anxiety. What would you think of a millionaire who in the midst of his wealth was despair­ ing of sustenance, and dreading death in the poorhouse? And what do the angels think of you, if, with all the mercy and every blessing of God crowding around your life, you doubt, and despond, and de­ spair of care and love and provision? —J. B. F iggis . While the “ dew of heaven” should ever come before the “fatness o f the earth,” the latter also is promised.— C. P. W atson . FEBRUARY 4 Abundantly Able “Lead me to the rock that is higher than l " (Psa. 61:2). "Now unto him that is able to do ex­ ceeding abundantly above all that we ask FEBRUARY 2 Broken Seals