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… the gospel to every creature” ( Mark 16:15 ), is Christ's command to His followers. Not that all are called to be ministers or missionaries in the ordinary sense …

… the gospel to the poor. This is the work of all His followers.

… the gospel and the possibility of making their labor more effective in reaching the people. As Jesus opened to them the treasures of truth, they were vitalized …

The gospel invitation is not to be narrowed down and presented only to a select few, who, we suppose, will do us honor if they accept it. The message is to be given …

… the gospel in symbol, no blemished offering could be brought to God's altar. The sacrifice that was to represent Christ must be spotless. The word of God points …

… the gospel are committed possibilities so great or an influence so far-reaching.

… the gospel of His grace, Christ would, to save that one, have chosen His life of toil and humiliation and His death of shame. If through our efforts one human being …

… the gospel can do for those who obey it. Christ came to our world to give us an example of what we may become. He expects His followers to be models of correctness …

… the gospel in simple object lessons. Let everything with which you have to do be a lesson in character building.

… the gospel is committed to them for those who have made this world their all. Time and money will be consecrated to God, talent and influence will be devoted …

… the gospel?

… the gospel to heathen lands; but all are alike called to be missionaries for God, ministers of mercy to the world.

… the gospel to the poor.” Luke 4:18. In His teaching He used the simplest terms and the plainest symbols. And it is said that “the common people heard Him gladly.” Mark …

… . The gospel does not encourage the formal politeness current with the world, but the courtesy that springs from real kindness of heart.

… the gospel, and all the work of loving ministry, to the heavenly angels. He might have employed other means for accomplishing His purpose. But in His infinite …

… the gospel to the world. And the obligation rests upon all Christians. Everyone, to the extent of his talent and opportunity, is to fulfill the Saviour's commission …

… the gospel in heathen lands. And all who could not personally engage in the work, would yet sustain it with their means, their sympathy, and their prayers. And …

… the gospel work. Then He repaired with them to the seaside, where in the early morning a great multitude had already begun to assemble.

… the gospel. They are not saved in masses, but as individuals. Personal influence is a power. We must come close to those whom we desire to benefit.

… the gospel enlists his own interest and prayers for the work, and for the souls to be reached through it; his affections go out to others, and he is stimulated …