Anger Is Self-immolation.

Pray The Largest Prayers. You Cannot Think A Prayer So Large That God, In Answering It, Will Not Wish You Had Made It Larger. Pray Not For Crutches But For Wings.

Let Us Give Thanks To God Upon Thanksgiving Day. Nature Is Beautiful And Fellowmen Are Dear, And Duty Is Close Beside Us, And God Is Over Us And In Us. We Want To Trust Him With A Fuller Trust, And So At Last To Come To That High Life Where We Shall "be Careful For Nothing, But In Everything, By Prayer And Supplication, With Thanksgiving, Let Our Request Be Made Known Unto God"; For That, And That Alone, Is Peace.

The Danger Is That We May Fail To Perceive Life's Greatest Meaning, Fall Short Of Its Highest Good, Miss Its Deepest And Most Abiding Happiness, Be Unable To Render The Most Needed Service, Be Unconscious Of Life Ablaze With The Light Of The Presence Of God - And Be Content To Have It So - That Is The Danger. That Some Day We May Wake Up And Find That Always We Have Been Busy With The Husks And Trappings Of Life - And Have Really Missed Life Itself.

The Glory Of The Star, The Glory Of The Sun - We Must Not Lose Either In The Other. We Must Not Be So Full Of The Hope Of Heaven That We Cannot Do Our Work On The Earth; We Must Not Be So Lost In The Work Of The Earth That We Shall Not Be Inspired By The Hope Of Heaven.

Every Sermon Must Have A Solid Rest In Scripture, And The Pointedness Which Comes Of A Clear Subject, And The Conviction Which Belongs To Well-thought Argument, And The Warmth That Proceeds From Earnest Appeal.