The Rev. James Scott said at one of Moody and Sankey’s meetings, recently, “There was not far from here a very eloquent minister who used to preach splendid sermons—what would be called philosophical and ethical sermons, but not much of Christ in them. One day when he was in the pulpit a little note was handed up to him. It contained these words: ‘Sir, we would see Jesus.’ The minister thought over the message, and could not get it out of his mind. By and by he looked into his sermons, and he found there was not much of Jesus in them, though there was a great deal about other things. He changed his preaching, and began telling his congregation all he knew about Christ. He held him up day after day; and some time after he got another little note in the same hand-writing as before, and it ran thus: ‘Then were the disciples glad when they saw the Lord.’”