Note and Comment

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 15, 1902

The Christian’s work is to minister the grace of God. And he should remember that the grace of God is continually poured out from the throne of grace in the fullest measure, so that at no time or place need he be without a full supply for souls with whom he is brought in contact. It is no stinted or intermittent flow that comes from the fountain head of grace. The tide is always full, and the Christian is to be a channel through which it may flow continually. He is to be constantly passing on to every one whom he meets the blessings of this divine current—constantly imparting life to every soul with whom he comes in touch. The idea that only at special times or on special occasions is a Christian to impart to others that which he receives from God is one which wholly misrepresents the Christian life.