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Impelling Power —The prompt, unquestioning obedience of these men, with no promise of wages, seems remarkable; but the words of Christ were an invitation that carried with it an impelling power.— Gospel Workers, 24 (1915) .

Avoid Emotionalism —Still others go to the opposite extreme, making religious emotions prominent, and on special occasions manifesting intense zeal. Their religion seems to be more of the nature of a stimulus rather than an abiding faith in Christ.

… it seems impossible for them to do much to sustain and extend the work. But in the early days of the cause in America similar difficulties had to be met.— The Review …

… often seems to be almost fruitless. Our efforts to do good may be earnest and persevering, yet we may not be permitted to witness their results. To us the effort …

… service seems so short, he feels that he is undeserving of reward; but he is filled with joy that God has accepted him at all. He works with a humble, trusting spirit …

… awe seems to rest upon them.— Letter 350, 1906 .

… , it seems impossible to support one's family, let every doubting soul realize that God has promised to care for those who obey His commandments.— Manuscript …

… —It seems to me that the necessity of the work in England is a very important question to us in this country. We talk about China and other countries. Let us not …

… . Indolence seems inviting, death to self repulsive; and they close their drowsy eyes, and fall under the power of temptation instead of resisting it.

… it seems a favorable opportunity for considering business matters connected with the various branches of the work, and for the training of workers in different …