A Heart Garden
A Heart Garden
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There have been heroisms and devotions in every century, splendid testimonies to the faith of Christ's friends in that century, but it will not be enough to point to these when men ask us in this twentieth century for evidences of Chris- tianity which will satisfy them. Christ must have his witnesses among those who now con- fess His name.
Some of us would like to choose for ourselves our place of witnessing. It is easy to rise among Christian people on a quiet Sunday and say, " I am a Christia...n, too. " But it may be harder to stand up to-morrow among those who do not love Christ and say the same words. A young man finds himself the only Christian in the office where he works. He shrinks from showing his colors there. But he is the only one Christ has in that office. If he should fail to witness for his Master in the [157] a f eart (!5ai;Den presence of the men who are there they will fail to hear about Christ, perhaps will be lost for want of a word, and the blame will be his. Christ knows where He needs us and our serv- ice, and we should never fail Him wherever we are.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There have been heroisms and devotions in every century, splendid testimonies to the faith of Christ's friends in that century, but it will not be enough to point to these when men ask us in this twentieth century for evidences of Chris- tianity which will satisfy them. Christ must have his witnesses among those who now con- fess His name.
Some of us would like to choose for ourselves our place of witnessing. It is easy to rise among Christian people on a quiet Sunday and say, " I am a Christia...n, too. " But it may be harder to stand up to-morrow among those who do not love Christ and say the same words. A young man finds himself the only Christian in the office where he works. He shrinks from showing his colors there. But he is the only one Christ has in that office. If he should fail to witness for his Master in the [157] a f eart (!5ai;Den presence of the men who are there they will fail to hear about Christ, perhaps will be lost for want of a word, and the blame will be his. Christ knows where He needs us and our serv- ice, and we should never fail Him wherever we are.
What to read after A Heart Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J R James Russell Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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