The Salvation of Sinners
By Ellen G. White
THE salvation of sinners was Christ’s work,—the supreme aim and object of his life. I am instructed to say to the members of our churches, You are children of God, denominated by him the subjects of a heavenly kingdom. You are to reveal to the world characters incomparably above the characters of those who have not the love of God in their hearts, and who do not keep his fear before them. You are called upon to follow a perfect pattern. You are to show forth in your lives the praises of him who has called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. You are to show forth the life-giving power of him who gave his life for the life of the world. You are to be faithful teachers to those who know not the grace of Christ. You are not to have a meager, poverty-stricken spirituality; you are to be strong in the strength of God.—Mrs. E. G. White.