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… in Christian refinement and courtesy and in Christian charity toward the purchase of the blood of Christ. Spiritual transformation would be seen in all …

… a Christian gentleman. He should stand in the attitude of a friend and counselor to his pupils. If all our people—teachers, ministers, and lay members—would …

… a Christian, and yet perish because you lack qualifications essential to Christian character. If you neglect or treat with indifference the warnings that …

… every Christian to do when brought into the trying position which tests the soundness of religious principle? With a firmness worthy of imitation he should …

… perfect Christian character under more unfavorable circumstances than that of our Saviour. The fact that Christ lived thirty years in Nazareth, from which …

… Every Christian to Develop Mind —It is the duty of every Christian to acquire habits of order, thoroughness, and dispatch. There is no excuse for slow bungling …

… polite. Christian politeness is received only under the working of the Holy Spirit. It does not consist in affectation or artificial polish, in bowing and …

… a Christian. You greatly lower your influence and mar your own Christian experience when you lose your self-control and give them the least occasion to think …

… the Christian life. Do not talk of your trials, for if you do, you will become more and more inclined to complain of God. Talk of the love of Christ, bringing it into …

… a Christian? Do I love my neighbor as myself? Do I observe the golden rule, to do unto others as I would that they do unto me? Can I be a Christian, and taint and pollute …