Every Sermon Must Have A Solid Rest

We Anticipate A Time When The Love Of Truth Shall Have Come Up To Our Love Of Liberty, And Men Shall Be Cordially Tolerant And Earnest Believers Both At Once.

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.

So Shall We Join The Disciples Of Our Lord, Keeping Faith In Him In Spite Of The Crucifixion, And Making Ready, By Our Loyalty To Him In The Days Of His Darkness, For The Time When We Shall Enter Into His Triumph In The Days Of His Light.

No Man Ever Yet Thought Whether He Was Preaching Well Without Weakening His Sermon.

The Bible Is Like A Telescope. If A Man Looks Through His Telescope, Then He Sees Worlds Beyond; But If He Looks At His Telescope, Then He Does Not See Anything But That. The Bible Is A Thing To Be Looked Through, To See That Which Is Beyond; But Most People Only Look At It; And So They See Only The Dead Letter.