Article January 26, 1957 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Henry Geerlings, Henry E. Robinson

From an article by Henry Geerlings in the Evening Sentinel Holland, Michigan

The one who accepts Christ's [Jesus'] philosophy of life becomes a "go-giver"' rather than a go-getter and, strange as it may seem, he really taps the fountain of human happiness.

The Christian's business or profession never becomes his master. He regards it as a means toward an end and not an end within itself. He is more concerned with making a life than with making a living. And because he seeks first the kingdom of righteousness, God's promises are fulfilled in his life. His influence counts for God and good.

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