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Gospel Workers 1915 (1915)
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Preface
Section 1—Called With a Holy Calling
In Christ’s Stead
Spiritual Watchmen
Faithfulness in Service
Examples of Human Steadfastness
The Sacredness of the Work
Isaiah’s Commission
The Field is the World
The Gospel to all Countries
The Minister’s Responsibility
A Burden for Souls
Starving for the Bread of Life
The Urgency of Christ’s Work
The Outlook
For Further Study
Section 2—Ministers of Righteousness
Christ Our Example
Simplicity of Christ’s Teaching
To Rich and Poor Alike
Christ as a Teacher
A Lesson for Our Time
The Experience of Enoch
The Experience of John the Baptist
Paul, The Apostle to the Gentiles
For Further Study
Section 3—The Needed Preparation
Young Men in the Ministry
The Youth To Be Burden-Bearers
The Need of Training Workers
Education for Missionary Work
The Training of Soldiers
Facilities for Training
Self-Sufficiency
Young Men as Missionaries
Foreign Languages
Young Men Wanted for Hard Places
Voice Training for Workers
Overcoming Defects
Distinct Enunciation
“Study to Show Thyself Approved”
Superficial Knowledge
Canvassing as an Education For the Ministry
Bible Study Necessary to Efficiency
Young Ministers to Labor with Older Ministers
The Young Minister
“Take Heed”
No Excuse for Ignorance
Repaying Hospitality
The Necessity for Steadfastness
For Further Study
Section 4—Qualifications
Consecration
Deeper Consecration Needed
Tactfulness
Paul’s Discretion
In New Fields
The Grace of Courtesy
Propriety of Deportment
Ministers to Set a Worthy Example
The Social Relations
Decision and Promptness
Gathering the Fruit—A Dream
Essentials to Service
Sympathy
Integrity
Union with Christ
Humility
Earnestness
Consistency
The Daily Life
For Further Study
Section 5—The Minister in the Pulpit
“Preach the Word”
Policy in Sacred Things
As Sharp Arrows
Breaking the Bread of Life to Souls
Preaching Christ
The Love of God
The Way to Christ
Righteousness By Faith
Counsel To An Evangelist
Practical Suggestions
Carefulness in Manners and Dress
Public Prayer
Reverence in Prayer
Our Attitude in Prayer
For Further Study
Section 6—The Under-Shepherd
The Good Shepherd
Personal Ministry
Visiting Homes
The Shepherd’s Work
Bible-Readings with Families
The Value of Individual Effort
The Woman of Samaria
A Division of Labor
Educating Church Helpers
Saved by Effort for Another
The Church a Sacred Trust
The Minister’s Wife
The Minister in His Home
Courtesy in the Home
“Feed My Lambs”
Preaching for Children
Entering into the Feelings of the Youth
The Youth to Act a Part in Church Work
Prayer for the Sick
Confession of Sin
Submission to God’s Will
Remedial Agencies
Teaching the People to Be Liberal
The Support of the Gospel
The Use of the Tithe
A Solemn Obligation
The Influence of Diet Upon Health
Ministers to Teach Health Reform
How to Present the Principles of Health Reform
The Minister and Manual Work
Our Duty to Preserve Health
Insufficient Diet
Danger from Overwork
For Further Study
Section 7—Helps in Gospel Work
Bible Study
Secret Prayer
Faith
Unbelief and Doubt
Courage
“Courage in the Lord”
A Season of Trust and Privilege
How God Trains His Workers
Take Time to Talk with God
Our Greatest Need
Self-Examination
Self-Improvement
Improving Odd Moments
Need of Mental Culture
The Holy Spirit
God’s Promises Subject to Conditions
The Holy Spirit as an Educator
Effect of Receiving the Spirit
Nearing the End
Development and Service
For Further Study
Section 8—Dangers
The Danger of Rejecting Light
The Test of New Light
A Warning Against False Teaching
Diverting Minds From Present Duty
A Renewal of the Straight Testimony
The Word of God Our Safeguard
Sound Doctrine
Fanaticism
Self-Confidence
Humility in Young Ministers
Days of Conflict and Soul-Anguish
Words of Caution
How to Meet Bitter Attacks
Making Allowance for Others
Not to Hedge Up the Way
No Respect of Persons with God
Talents
Human Brotherhood
Exclusiveness
Training for Service
Care in Training the Youth
Christ’s Example a Rebuke to Exclusiveness
Seclusion
Ministers and Commercial Business
Land and Mining Speculation
For Further Study
Section 9—Methods
Labor in the Cities
Teaching the Principles of Health Reform
Work for the Wealthy Classes
Enlarging our Forces
Centers of Commerce and Travel
Counsel Regarding the Work in Cities
Theatrical Devices
Preliminaries
Formality in Worship
Holding to the Affirmative
Medical Missionary Work in Cities
The Health Work
The City Mission Training-School
Thoroughness
Meeting Opposition
Wisdom in Condemning Wrong
How to Deal with Objections
Discussions not to be Sought
Defective Methods
The Temperance Work
A Right Use of the Gifts of Providence
The Cause of Moral Paralysis
Religious Liberty
Our Attitude in Regard to Politics
“Be Ye Separate”
Work for the Jews
Importance of the Camp-Meeting
Securing Attendance
Business Matters
The Training of Young Workers
Less Preaching, More Teaching
Sowing and Reaping
For Further Study
Section 10—Conference Responsibilities
Conference Presidents
Looking to Men for Counsel
Make No Man Your Confessor
A Change of Laborers
Ministers and Business Matters
Education in Business Lines
Right Principles Essential
Care for Workers
Our Sanitariums a Refuge for Workers
A Workers’ Fund
Houses of Worship
Examination for the Ministry
Ordination
Business Meetings
Proper Remuneration for Ministers
The Minister’s Wife
A Wise Distribution of Means
Economy in Mission Work
The Regions Beyond
Home Churches to Help
Methods of Labor in Foreign Fields
Help from Heaven
For Further Study
Section 11—In Relation with One Another
In Contact with Others
Consideration for Burden-Bearers
Forbearance Under Wrong
Varied Gifts
Unity in Diversity
The Spirit of Independence
The General Conference
Consideration for Those Struggling with Difficulties
“Consider One Another”
Church Discipline
Remission of Sins
For Further Study
Section 12—Closing Words
Power for Service
The Reward of Service
For Further Study