THERE is something for us all in Christianity which is better than a great truth, better than power, better even than new life. That something is a Person, Jesus Christ. In Christ, to be sure, are truth, and power, and life; but He is more and better than all these. We value our dearest friends more than we do the best truths or gifts or blessings that they ever bring to us. It is their own warm, loving, personal selves that are dear to us; and alongside of this, all else that comes to us through them sinks into insignificance. So Christ is Christianity’s richest meaning to us. A man who had found wonderful blessing in his Christian life was thinking prayerfully about his responsibility for sharing this with others. He saw that he had been—as is every Christian—entrusted with a great stewardship. Then it came to him just what his stewardship was, after all,—not a message, not a truth, not power, not even abstract life; but a Person. God is entrusting to our stewardship a Person, His only Son, Jesus Christ. We may literally share with others this Person, our Christ. For there is nothing else but Himself that is eternally worth sharing. Indeed, there is no such thing as spiritual power in the abstract; no such thing as life as merely an eternal vital force. Only the Person Jesus Christ is life and spiritual power. That is why we must be literally members of His body if we would have power and life. And we can share Him with others only as we let Him live out His own personal life in us. How it simplifies all things to rest down in the Person of Christ; to know Him as our warm, radiant, loving Friend; to live in Him, and rejoice that He lives in us; to let Him touch and bless others through us, and give Himself through us to them. Our gospel and our stewardship is a Person, even Jesus. — Sunday School Times.