Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 140, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1924 — Page 5

MONDAY, OCT. 20, 1924

PASTOR IN SERMON GIVES ANSWER IB GREATQUESTI9N Rev, Fackler Points Way Toward Eternal Life for All. Answering the greatest question, "How can I obtain eternal life?” the Rev. L. C. E. Fackler, pastor of St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday showed the only way by which eternal life can be realized. "You have thought of this question and its answer.” the Rev. Fackler said. "The question is "How can I obtain eternal life?” "Now,” he said, "you are not ignorant of that. The Lord gives us credit for knowing at least some of the word, but at the same time He does not want us to be ignorant that there is a great deficit resting upon us. “You are not ignorant of God’s wo*-d. You are given credit for knowing some of God’s word. You have been instructed in God’s truth and have had your instruction supplimented and garnished by the many sermons. Now do you ignorantly, like the heathen, ask how can I obtain eternal life? Can you picture in your mind this man, who was greatly flustrated, coming to Christ He acts as if he is greatly interested in the answer

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WHILE GOVERNOR AL SMITH OF NEW YORK WAS OUT CAMPAIGNING FOR RE-ELECTION VOTES, AL. JR., MADE A RAPIDFIRE HEART CAMPAIGN AND ELOPED WITH BERTHA GOTT, PRETTY DAUGHTER OF A SYRACUSE ENGINEER THE FAMILY BLESSING FOLLOWED.

to the question which he asks. He does not excite Christ, who understands him. In the most gentle but yet in the most stinging way he tells the man that he is not as ignorant as he pretends. You have an intellectual comprehension of the word, says Christ, Thou knowest the commandments. You think that you have kept my commandments because you have not in deed transgressed any point of the second table of the law. But did he keep the law of the Lord? Take Credit “This man took credit for keeping the law. He said Master, all these commandments I have observed from my youth. What an inflated idea he had of himself. Just like so many today that think that they are the very good kind whom God ought to give special recognition. They take too much credit for themselves. They will not listen to that which the Lord has to about themselves. Are you the type of a person that confesses to be a Christian? Look at the deficit —the shortcomings which the Lord charges against you. Christ put this man to the test by telling him to sell all that he had

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and give it to the poor and then take up his cross and follow' Him. This man was sad on account of this saying. The Lord pointed out the fact that he lacked one thing, and that which he lacked was not a small thing, but of vital importance. That which he lacked was the surrendering of himself unto God. His money waas dearer to him than the commandments of God. How can you love God when you love other things more than God? If you place God second are you keeping the commandment, love the Lord with all your heart and with all your mind and with all, your being? If you do not love the Lord above all things cart you rightly expect the greatest of all blessings? Love God How can I be made to love God above all things and be separated from the love of the world? Do not resist the word of truth, let the Holy Spirit lead you. The spirit of truth will work in you faith and faith shall cover all our imperfection. We are not saved by the deed of man; our deficit or shortcomings shall not be righted by any deed of man but 'by the grace of God

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through faith - in Christ shall all our sins be forgiven. "That is the way to obtain eternal life —through faith in Christ, and faith in Him come by hearing the word of the Rev. Fackler said. HOMAN TALKS AT DUBLIN Shows the Pattern That Church of Christ Must Follow for Success. "The Church of Christ today must pattern after the Philadelphian church if she ever expects Jesus Christ to say, ‘I have loved thee,’ ” Stafford E. Homan of Indianapolis said Sunday while preaching at the Church of Christ at Dublin, Ind. "She cannot alliance herself with any form of church federation or modernistic movement,” he said. “DEDICATION WEEK” OPENS Tuxedo Park Baptist Church Announces Daily Program. All day services at Tuxedo Park Baptist Church Sunday began observance of "Dedication week.” The Rev. Hayward, executive secretary Federated Baptist Churches of Indianapolis made the principal address. "Open house” will he held Tuesday night. Dr. C. H. Winders, pestor Northwood Christian Church, will speak Wednesday night. Thursday night the Rev. T. J. Parsons, editor Baptist Observer, will speak. H. Leroy Baumgartner, instructor of music in Yale University, will give a recital Friday night on the new pipe organ. Dr. Frederick E. Taylor, pastor First Baptist Church, will speak next Sunday at 2:30 p. m.

BIBLE BEST READING Seventh Christian Congregation Opens Services in Tabernacle. The Bible is "more fascinating than any fiction,” the Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith, pastor of the Seventh Christian Church, declared Sunday night in opening a forty-day evangelistic campaign at a temporary tabernacle at Thirtieth and Annette Sts. Tabem tele was built in one day by men of the church. Services will be held every night except Monday. A choir of 500 voices leads the singing. DAY’S GREATEST NEED Local Evangelist Pleads "To Save Holi-Bound People.” A revival, of the Holy Ghost kind, is essential "to save people from being hell-hound.” the Rev. Albert Greenwald. Indianapolis evangelist, said in a sermon on "The Greatest Need of Today,” Sunday afternoon at Cadle Tabernacle. P£OR BUSINESS BLAMED Dr. Dunlavy Talks on “What's the Matter With the Church.” Inefficient business methods and over-emphasis of creeds are two of the church's troubles, Dr. Edwin Wesley Dunlavy, pastor of Roberts Park M. E. Church, said in a sermon Sunday morning on “What Is the Matter With the Church?"

EDITOR WILL BE HEARD The Rev. Paul IJndemann to Speak a,t C’adle Tabernacle. The Rev. Paul I-indeman of St. Paul, Minn, editor of the .American Lutheran, will be principal speaker at a joint reformation service of Indianapolis Lutheran churches at 10:30 a. m. Sunday at Cadle Tabernacle. MORMON LEADER SPEAKS Heber J. Grant of Salt Lake City Addressee Local I tody. Increase In respect for the Latter Day Saints, of Mormons, Is noticeable, Heber J. Grant, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, said before Indianapolis Mormons at the Protective Home Circle Hall, 501 N. East St., Sunday. COMPANY IS PURCHASED CryataJ Springs Water Extensions Are Planned. Crystal Springs Water Company, which tor the last eleven years has been under th management of John A. McOlnty, has been acquired by J. B. Kelly. New company will be established at 109 Kentucky Ave. , Kelly said he plans to open a branch In the north part of the city. The springs are located on the Dr. Cole farm, Spring Mill Rd.

MAN'S ACTIONS PROBED Polio* Relieve They Have One of Trio Which Robbed Store. Police said today that in the arrest of John Colbert, 31, colored, 622 Roanke St., by IJeut. Claude Johnson and squad believed they have the man who escaped from Sergeant Nageliesen and squad Tuesday when they raided the home of Mrs. Mary McGill, colored, 810 Locke St. Police went to the McGill home when told one of the three bandits who held up a Standard Grocery at Agnes and Michigan Sts., earlier in the day and escaped with $93, had taken refuge there. A colored man escaped when police lead him from the house. BLIND VETERANS’ WEEK Chapter Asks Governor Branch to Name Thursday as Sacrifice Day. Governor Emmett F. Branch has been asked by members of the Indianapolis chapter, Service Star Legion, to proclaim Thursday as Sacrifice day to be set apart during Blind Veterans’ week, which began today. Members of the local organization, stationed tn banks, stores and public buildings, will collect funds Thursday to swell the national fund for the benefit of blind World War veterans. Mrs. Schoen Morgan is chairman of the local committee.

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