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Whole-Hearted Endeavor

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 18.

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Whole-Hearted Endeavor

EVERY truly noble life is always born of high purposes, strong resolutions, and a great life motive. It must have a large fund of enthusiasm as its mainspring. Half-heartedness always results in inferior work; not only so, but the inspiration which goes from such a life is meager and almost worthless. Man, in life's race, has great dangers with which to contend; the wrong tendencies of his own being, the forces of nature, and the contentions of society, are all to be overcome and placed on the right side of his account. And whole-hearted, energetic endeavor makes this possible. Doing with our might whatever we have to do insures almost invariable success to ourselves and a healthy inspiration to others.