Obedience That Pleases Christ James R. Miller, pub.1905 ed., 2019 published here 1 August 2019 copyright status is Public Domain Subjects: Obedience, Perseverance The most triumphant word anyone can say at the end of his life is, “I have finished the work which thou gavest me to do.” And it is the only way to receive the approving verdict, “Well done, good and faithful servant… enter thou into the joy of thy lord.” from Obedience That Pleases Christ	From the book When the Song Begins. Obedience That Pleases Christ It is not enough to begin; the true test of life is whether one perseveres to the end. To be sure, a good beginning is important, and the trouble with many people is that they do not begin at all. They listen, ponder, dream, and resolve—but never take the first step. That is the way multitudes of… [read more]

Obedience That Pleases Christ

James R. Miller, pub.1905
ed., 2019

published here 1 August 2019
copyright status is Public Domain

The most triumphant word anyone can say at the end of his life is, “I have finished the work which thou gavest me to do.” And it is the only way to receive the approving verdict, “Well done, good and faithful servant… enter thou into the joy of thy lord.”

from Obedience That Pleases Christ

From the book When the Song Begins.

Obedience That Pleases Christ
It is not enough to begin; the true test of life is whether one perseveres to the end. To be sure, a good beginning is important, and the trouble with many people is that they do not begin at all. They listen, ponder, dream, and resolve—but never take the first step. That is the way multitudes of… [read more]