THE WORK CURE by Wayland Hoyt

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Apr 22, 1897

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 23, No. 16.

THE WORK CURE.

By Wayland Hoyt

IN that moment when, as to most at some time or other, a kind of despairing feeling comes to you—when energy lags, and the heart, bitten by the chill of some disappointment, sinks far below the zero point—then the safety for you and the sure path into more genial spiritual weather is the duty next you. Do that anyway. Even with failing feeling and nerveless hands compel yourself to do it. Do not put it off. Do not allow yourself bewailingly to wait for better mood. Do the duty next you, or anyway try at it. At least a fine sense of accomplishment shall come in, a very real consciousness of personal heroism.—Wayland Hoyt, D.D.