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Science Discovers the Secret of Caruso’s Wonderful Voice
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR TOPICS (Continued from page 118)' - th e earnest attem p t to win ano ther to th e Lord Jesu s Christ. Show your friendliness for others by beseeching them to accept the Lord Jesus Christ as th e ir personal Saviour. The whole world is a foreign field to God, and we are all constituted m issionaries. All around us thousands of souls are per ishing,-—men and women plunging into eternity w ithout Christ and w ithout hope. Will we sit idly by and make no effort to win these to the Saviour? APR IL 5, 1925 What Should th e Church Expect of Me? 2 Tim. 2:1-7; 15-26 (Consecration Meeting) As an Endeavorer, you are supposed to be a member of some local church. When you joined th a t church you made certain vows to abide by its rules and government, you entered into a sol emn covenant to work fo r thè peace, purity and prosperity of th a t church, and you assumed certain obligations concerning the service for th e church and support of • the church. Your church, then, has a rig h t to expect you, as far as possible, to keep your prom ise to abide by its rules, to observe the covenant and to m eet your obligation. Your church has a rig h t to expect you to attend its own services, to ex pect your life to tally w ith your pro fession, to expect your daily walk to be consistent w ith your Christian En deavor pledge, to expect you to be in terested in getting others to the church and to be burdened in w inning others to th e Lord Jesus Christ. Every so ciety ought to have a P asto r’s Aid Com m ittee of some kind,— a group of con secrated young people a t the service of th e pastor. Every society ought to keep in touch w ith the Sunday School Superintendent. He often needs teach ers and sub stitu te teachers and other helpers. He needs th e help th e Chris- tion Endeavorer can give. Remember our motto, "F o r Christ and the Church.” BREAKERS NOT BUILDERS Some Christians have never been “ broke to work double,” they cannot keep step w ith others— they must have th e ir “ own way” or they will not work a t all. If th eir will is crossed,, they do no t h esitate to make a split in the body of Christ. They will separate very friends w ithout any though t of w hat it has cost someone who went before to build up an assembly. In deed, we have known some of this kind who seem to delight in tearing to pieces and scattering the flock of God,’ all to satisfy a selfish ambition. These are n o t builders, they are b reakers, and very often ju st bluffers. P au l had th is class in mind when he said, “ I beseech you breth ren , m a rk them which cause divisions and offences contrary to the doctrine which ye have learned; and avoid them , for they th a t are such serve not our Lord Jesus Christ.”— Exchange.
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