Article April 20, 1907 Issue

FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from R. J. Campbell, Walter Dole

[Rev. R. J. Campbell, M.A. in The British Congregationalist.]

We are here to express God, to do His will. He is ever waiting to refresh the world with love, power, and joy. All history represents the incoming of God to the life of the world. Wherever He finds opportunity He will, in accordance with the law of His own being, give and do the best. That best already exists for every one of us, and always has existed; it is eternal. You cannot so much as imagine a want which is not already supplied in the eternal purpose. ... When, with an unselfish purpose in your heart, you seek to draw upon the universal love for the means wherewith to express that love in the world, you can be perfectly confident that you will get what you ask for, and even more than you ask for; for your prayer supplies opportunity for the operation of a great spiritual law.

[The Congregationalist.]

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