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Heart to Heart Talks with My People
(CentliMMd fr»m Pass Two.) ?
say. Every new comer in the Church
ought to have somebody to look
to, that will look after them in
their Church life and home life, and
business life and social life, if in this
respect they desire anybody to look
after them at all.
If we have such a Church as that
we will find that the Lord will bless
it as He did on the day of Pentecost.
Oh, if we could have been there in
Jerusalem and heard Peter preach,
and the rest of those disciples testi
fy, and then felt the strange power of
tne Holy Ghost as He fell upon them
and convicted them of their sins!
After they were converted the next
thing was to get baptized. Some had
lost their jobs because they had taken
off after this new sect. They said
“We cannot go home any more, we will
be ostracized.” Some had lost their
parents, they turned their backs upon
them because they had gone off after
this new school. And here they were
in Jerusalem without a penny and
nothing to do to bring in money. What
were they to do? Well, there were
others that had plenty, plenty for
themselves, and plenty to spare, and
they said: “We will make these poor
chaps feel at home. We will just run
our hands down into our pockets and
give so long as it is needed.” And
they did. “And,” listen! take notice
of the introductory, “And,” —“The
Lord added unto them day by day
such as were being saved.”
Brethren, the Church itself is to
blame for the fact that there are so
few people in the Church and so many
outside. It would not be —I assure
you it would not —if the Church had
an atmosphere different from what it
has. Now, lam going to look at this
situation exactly from the standpoint
of a boy. I am back a few years in
life, back to when I was a boy, and
I am thinking about joining the
Church. “Well,” I say to myself, “1
am rather timid about that thing;
some of my playmates will laugh at
me; and I shall have to give up lots
of things perhaps that I have been do
ing. But I really do want to join.”
Finally, I say, “I will do it today.” 1
go to Church, and things are so for
mal, and nobody seems specially in
terested in me, and when the officers
of the Church look so grave and dig
nified and sanctified I -say to myself,
“I never can get that good, it’s no use
my trying, there is just such a dis
tance between me and them; there is
just no use my trying to be good, and
I will wait until I get old and maybe
I will be sanctified and dignified like
them.”
I go back and think over it. The
next Sunday I go back to the Church
and ask the officers to let me see the
pastor, but when he comes out of his
vestry he looks so grave and dignified
that I say to myself: “I just cannot
talk to the pastor. I wish I could be
as good as he is. My Sunday School
teacher don’t even suggest to me that
perhaps I am saved and ought to come
into the Church.” And so, I go on.
Now, let me tell you, I lived just
like that for twelve months, every day
of my life wanting, in my boy heart,
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to get into the Church. I wanted to
because it was God’s institution. 1
did not have any doubt about that and
I wanted to get in where God was.
And yet I kept out. Finally, when I
got into the Church I found that after
all there was no need for me to have
hesitated, for I found that the officers
of the Church were not altogether
sanctified; they did things and said
things that were not just exactly like
I thought they said and did, and, after
all, there was not such a long dis
tance between me and the rest of
them, —the distance was merely of age.
And so I finally got to the place where
I said to myself, “God helping me 1
am going to make it easier for the
next fellow that comes along, than 1
found it.” This is what lam trying
to do today. I stand as the pastor of
the greatest institution the world
ever saw, the Church of Jesus Christ.
I would rather be pastor of a Church
than king of an empire. You may
think that I say that because there
is no chance of my being the latter.
There is no chance of his being the
former, either, so we have got it. It
is God’s greatest gift to the world,
His Church. God organized the
Church. We talk about the Church
invisible, the spiritual Church, I thank
God there is. But there is some
thing else. There is the local
Church. Jesus Christ laid the foun
dation principles, and if God planned
the local Church, He did not make an
exception of me. At least, I hope He
did not. I should hate very much
to think that God excepted me from
any privilege that He gave to the
world, and yet some of you act quite
as if God made you the exception. If
it is right for me, it is right for you
to support the Church, and if you do
not you are disobeying God. You can
not please God outside the Church, ig
noring the Church he has made. Come
inside.
If my boy, when he lands home next
Saturday week, should come up to 1 /
Seymour street, where I am staying,
and I should say: “Son come in, this
is just as much my house as if I own
ed it. I live here and you can come
in hang up your hat and make your
self at home!” And he should say,
“Father, I am very glad you have got
a home here for me and mamma, but
I will stay outside and sleep on the
curb stone” —do you think I should
like that?
Now, if God made the Church essen
tially for His children, He did not in
tend to leave you out. He did not in
tend to leave your child out, your fam
ily out. He intended for you, if you
are a saved man, to be inside the fel
lowship of the Church.
Now, some people may say that 1
am stressing Church membership too
far. If so, my answer is this: We
are living in an age where Church
membership has not been stressed far
enough. So if I am criticised for
stressing Church membership, I will
criticise by saying that you have not
stressed it enough; that is why I am
carrying it too far; —one extreme al
ways goes to the other.
Would you know what I am here
for? If I know my heart, I am here
for this primarily, and in everything
that I do, whether it be running a hos
pital, or operating a dispensary, or
Sunday School or a teachers’ class, or
anything else, the one supreme pur
pose of my own heart is to lead men
and women to Christ and through
Christ into the Church. Now, that
you have given your heart to Jesus
Christ, you give your life to the
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