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… the Church —When professing Christians reach the high standard which it is their privilege to reach, the simplicity of Christ will be maintained in all their …

… our churches is the nice work of wise laborers to discern and develop talent in the church,—talent that can be educated for the Master's use. There should be …

… the church, the Spirit of the Lord will be graciously manifested. Divine power will be revealed. The church will see the providential working of the Lord of …

… the church should devise ways and means by which an opportunity may be given to every member of the church to act some part in God's work. Too often in the past …

The church of Christ may be fitly compared to an army. The life of every soldier is one of toil, hardship, and danger. On every hand are vigilant foes, led on by the …

… the church takes up her appointed work, she will go forth “fair as the moon, clear as the sun, and terrible as an army with banners.”— The Southern Watchman, November …

… His church, and the injury done her by her enemies. But God has not forgotten. Nothing in this world is so dear to the heart of God as His church. It is not His will …

… the church of Christ were fulfilling the purpose of our Lord, light would be shed upon all that sit in darkness and in the region and shadow of death. Instead …

… the church.— Testimonies for the Church 8:246 .

… , the church is meeting with great loss. Had the church taken up this work as they should have done, they would have been the means of saving many souls.— Testimonies …