Article February 2, 1935 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from E. W. Grigg, James Reid, A Correspondent, Margaret P. Willey, C. G. Fuller

[Rev. E. W. Grigg, M. A., as quoted in the Christchurch Times, New Zealand]

How much value do we put upon character? Would we rather give all the money we possess than think a wrong thought, say an unkind word, or do a mean deed? Would we give all we have to save one person from spiritual ruin and loss? It is only when, moved by his sacrifice for us, we allow Christ Jesus to take full possession of our lives that we gain a true sense of values. Then we shall regard the salvation of the most degraded human personality infinitely more important than the amassing of material wealth. The world needs this new sense of values more than ever today. Men's confidence in material things has been sadly shaken by the world depression, and the church of God has a golden opportunity of leading them back to faith in Him, and to the emphasis upon spiritual rather than material values which Christ Jesus taught.

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