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‘Am | Acceptable?

Scripture: “We labor that we may be accepted to Him,” (ar-

Cor. 5:9). ALMOST EVERYONE

wants to be appreciated, to be useful. A high school or college girl or boy, at initiation time, will un-

dergo the wildest torture and humiliation from fraternal

organizations, just to be in the

gang, to be a good fellow. The Bible teaches that one should labor to be accepted of God, and the scripture says, “We shall be judged for the things we have done in the body, whether it be good or bad” (II Cor. 5:10). Oné can please God by living Intentionally. A person must live by intent and not by impulse, if he is to succeed in the business world. The successful business man goes to work regularly and by intent, not just when he feels like it. Suppose a clerk went to work only when he felt like it. Many days he would turn off the alarm clock when it rips the morning open and stay in bed, The clerk goes to work regu-

SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1951

Rev. Alfred R. Ashley

ceed and-intends to make a living for his family.

» o Ed THE SCHOOL BOY who studies hig lesson only when he feels like it, usually fails. The successful student studies regularly, because he intends to make his grade. 80, in pleasing God, we must live by intent and not by im-

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By Rev. Albert R. Ashley

A Christian husband or wife must intend to please God by virtuous living. A ‘man would probably be a poor husband if he were faithful only when he felt like it. A Christian lives not by impulse, but by intent. He lives intending to be bb ed of God. To be acceptable unto God the Father, one must control his tongue and temper at times. The man is a poor Chris-

tian who loses his temper every

time he is irritated. The Bible says one must “bridle” his tongue. This doesn’t mean only an hour and fifteen minutes while he is in church on Sunday morning. A Christian refrains from. stealing all the time, and not just when he is being watched by someone. He intends to please God.

» o » PAUL WROTE that the Corinthians should live so as to be accepted of Christ. Posi-

_THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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This Sermon of the Week”

was written for The Times by | the Rev. Albert R. Ashley, pas- |

tor of the Brightwood Meth ist Church.

tively this means that the

Christian supports the work of Christ and Christian education |

regularly and sacrificially, not just when he is in the mood, or

.has some extra money.

~ This means that a good Christian goes to church reg-

ularly and not just when he |

likes the preacher. It means that the Christian is honest, pure, self-controlled and uses

clean speech all the time and |

not just when he feels like it. The Christian does these things intending to please God, knowing that “His laws are not grievous” and that Christ came into the world that “men might have life and that they might have it more abundantly” (John 10:10).

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