Every One a Hint on Soul Winning

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California, U.S.A. · Sep 16, 1930

A single soul is worth a long hunt.

To win some one, one must be winsome.

You can’t bunch soul saving at one time.

Remember big fish are often near the shore.

A life-saving crew is as good as a lighthouse.

I’d rather be a soul winner than anything else.

We are to win souls, not drag or compel them.

Praying for sinners is not enough. Go after them.

Take men for God. This is not the devil’s world.

We can’t save men through a speaking trumpet.

He who would catch fish must not make much noise.

Hitch your wagon to a star, but get some one aboard.

A good fisherman must do more than exhibit good tackle.

Lot was twenty years in Sodom, yet never got a convert.

No mistake in individual work is so bad as not doing anything.

Some soul winners will have more sheaves than they can carry home.

Winning one soul at a time results in winning a multitude in time.

Every Christian ought to win at least one soul a year, or go out of business.

If you were paid $1,000 for every soul you won, how many would you get? Why?

The wrecking crew has been working too long now. Put on the construction gang.