(From an old tract found in a box somewhere + Even before smart phones it was important to find some quiet!)
Sunday is the Lord’s Day, not our day. It is the day upon which we “render to God the things that are His” alone. It is our privilege, as well as our plain duty, on Sunday to offer to Almighty God that tribute of loving and obedient worship by which we express how much God is worth to us. For “worship” is an expression of the “worth-ship” of God.
What do we do for God, however, beyond the call of duty? Do we try to pass our days on the basis of offering minimum service? Is there a practical means whereby we can put God first, not just on Sundays, but on other days also? To be sure, there is. We can make it part of our “rule of life” to make at least one visit per week, on a week-day, to the House of God.
Do try it. Not only for your own peace of soul, not only for God’s Glory, but also for the good of many other people, most of whom, perhaps, you will never know.
On some week-day do enter the parish church for a VISIT with Our Lord. The church is open, warm, and lighted. Quiet and peace prevail. Tell God how very much you love Him, and that you only wish you could love Him more and better. You can, with His help.
Remember to pray for your church and its people, especially the sick, the aged, the lonely, and for those who face serious problems. Pray also for the clergy, that they may be faithful and loving shepherds of the flock of Christ.
You will be refreshed, God with be glorified, souls will be helped, and your parish church will become more and more a “house of prayer.”
Learn to say with the Psalmist, “I was GLAD when they said unto me, we will go into the House of the Lord.”
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