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“Go out into the highways and hedges, and compel them to come in,” is Christ's command, “that my house may be filled” ( Luke 14:23 ). He brings men into touch with those …

… heart go out after God: “Here, Lord, am I, Thy property; take me, use me today. I lay all my plans at Thy feet; I will have no way of my own in the matter. My time is Thine; my …

… not go out of their way to help and bless any others. In such case, God cannot bless them. It is when we are drawn out from self that God blesses us. He wants us to be …

… to go out in thanksgiving and praise to Him, we shall have a continual freshness in our religious life. Our prayers will take the form of a conversation with …

… youth go out from such a home, the lessons they have learned are imparted. Nobler principles of life are introduced into other households, and an uplifting …

… love go out for those things that Jesus loved, and be withheld from those things that will give no strength to right impulses. With determined energy seek …

… we go out, and when we come in. Satan and evil angels have conspired with evil men and evil women, and the whole energies of the powers of darkness will gather …

… to go out into the wilderness to seek and rescue the lost sheep. He feels the tenderest love for those who are entrapped through the deceiving power of Satan …

… , and go out in tempest and storm and rain into the wild desert to seek the lost sheep. The lost are all around us, perishing and sadly neglected. But they are of …

… they go out to battle with their vicious habits indulged as before they professed fellowship with Christ, they will soon fall an easy prey to Satan's devices …