Living a Christ-like Life
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What Wins
By D.L. Moody0GAL 5:22D.L. Moody emphasizes that the most effective way to win our families and neighbors to Christ is by living a life that exemplifies the teachings of Jesus. He argues that embodying virtues such as peace, joy, love, and temperance creates a silent yet powerful influence that can draw others to faith. Moody warns against the dangers of an inconsistent Christian life, which can repel those we wish to reach. He highlights that true love is the key to unlocking hearts and that genuine actions rooted in love can lead to transformation. Ultimately, he calls for believers to grow in grace and reflect God's glory in their daily lives.
The Lord My Example
By Octavius Winslow0Octavius Winslow emphasizes that Jesus Christ serves as the ultimate example for believers, urging them to mold their lives according to His obedience, holiness, humility, love, and forgiveness. He highlights that Christ's life is a perfect embodiment of the gospel's teachings, and followers are called to reflect these attributes in their own lives. Winslow encourages believers to pursue a deep and constant study of Jesus, aiming to become not just saint-like but Christ-like in their character and actions. The sermon calls for a heartfelt commitment to live out the principles demonstrated by Christ, ensuring that love and forgiveness are central to their lives.
In Green Pastures - Choice Excerpts
By J.R. Miller0PSA 23:1J.R. Miller emphasizes the profound relationship between Christians and Christ, portraying Him as the Good Shepherd who provides for His flock. He encourages believers to live a life of humility, service, and love, reflecting Christ's character in their daily interactions. Miller highlights the importance of prayer, the transformative power of Christ's love, and the necessity of enduring trials with grace. He reminds us that true beauty and happiness come from a life devoted to Christ, and that our struggles can lead to spiritual growth and deeper faith. Ultimately, he calls for a life that mirrors the love and compassion of Jesus, assuring us that we are cherished and known by Him.