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… , ennobling character, that the mind may be filled with pure, Christlike thoughts. “Every man that hath this hope in him purifieth himself, even as He is pure.” [ John …

… holy character; godliness, self-denial for others’ good, meekness and lowliness of heart. Jesus claims penitence, faith, and obedience. He came to leave for men …

… in character is wanting. Christian life is more than many take it to be. It does not consist in mere gentleness, patience, meekness, and kindliness. These graces …

… of character which will make his influence a positive power for good. Into his character must be wrought faith and dependence upon God. His principles must …

… the character of Christ by your patient courage and steadfast integrity. Remember that you can deny Him by a lax, undecided character. Young men, if you will …

… and character. One act does not determine the character, but it breaks down the barrier, and the next temptation is more readily entertained, until finally …

… . The character of the Christian is to be a reproduction of the character of Christ. ...

… the character of Christ, and conform to that character. He cannot do this in his own strength; but through the abundant grace given of God, daily improvement …

… the character is left to be molded as chance may direct, it will become deformed and unlovely. In every one there are weak points, and Satan takes advantage …

… whole character is changed. “Old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.” The character of the truly converted soul will be marked with simplicity …