C.T. Studd's story teaches us the importance of faithfulness to God's call and the power of evangelism in spreading the Gospel.
Norman Grubb speaks about the unwavering commitment to God's calling, using the example of C.T. Studd's dedication to the mission field. Studd's willingness to return home only under the condition of sharing with church leaders highlights the importance of spreading the Gospel and equipping others for the work of the ministry.
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And they used to try to get old Studd home from the Mission Field. He said, "God sent me out here. When God tells me to go home I'll go home. Well, he's gone home up that way instead. But he said this, "Look here, I will come home on one condition. I'll come home from Central Africa to England for two days if you will hire the Albert Hall and let me get the leaders of the church of Christ there, and I'd give them something for two days, and I'd go back to Africa again." Praise the Lord!
Karuizawa Japan Conference of 1954
Sermon Outline
- The Call to Missionary Work
- The Importance of Leadership
- The Power of Evangelism
- Reaching the Unreached
- The Impact of One Person's Witness
Key Quotes
“God sent me out here. When God tells me to go home I'll go home.” — Norman Grubb
Application Points
- Be willing to take risks and step out of your comfort zone to share the Gospel with others.
- Prioritize the spread of the Gospel over personal comfort and convenience.
- Be confident in your message and be willing to take risks to share it with others.
