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A young man of the 18th century had been a Christian only for one month. There was an imminent and seeming unavoidable death about to claim his life. He had no opportunity to serve God. He really desired to serve God but his health did not allow him. While he was counting his days, he made some very sober statements which I believe will be both instructive and motivating to many of us who might have been growing lukewarm, sleepy or slipping into a state of spiritual unconsciousness.
The statements made by this young man was eventually put together into a song by Charles Carroll Luther in 1877.�Below are his statements and some thoughts I gleaned from them:
He said, “I am not afraid to die because Jesus saves me now. But must I go empty handed?”
When we become Christians, death loses it’s grip on us. A christian is not afraid to die because death is a gateway into greater glory, it is an entrance into the presence of the most High God.
However, we must labour to get into the presence of Our Redeemer with our hearts cleansed, hands filled with sanctified Kingdom labour and heart aglow in expectation of the crown for soulwinners.
Secondly he said, “If I could bring back all the years I wasted sinning, I would give them to my Saviour and gladly bow to His will”
A life spent in sin is a wasted one. A life without Christ is a life without hope because Christ in us is our hope of glory. No one has an excuse for living a sinful life. Jesus Christ has paid the sacrifice for sin. All that is expected of every living Creature is to acknowledge the death and resurrection of Christ and accept the Lordship of Christ as Saviour.
A Word for the Saints:
“O ye Saints, arouse, be earnest; Rise up and work while it is day; don’t wait till the night of death overtake you. Strife for souls while still you may.”
The word is plain and understable.�The night comes when no one can work. It could be the night of death, the night of sickness, the night of senility, and so on. It could also be the night of rapture.
We have more opportunities to preach the gospel far more than the earlier Christians. We have lesser persecutions. Now we can preach on Facebook with large audience, on Whatsapp, Twitter, emails, blogs and so on.
As I remember this story today and subsequently sang the song, I felt it necessary to share it with you with the hope that it will encourage us to be more earnest in the work of the Master, to make the world know about the Saviour who died for sinners and who rose again to live eternally.
Countless souls slip into unprepared eternity on a daily basis. Let’s not wait until we get a pulpit or a microphone. We can reach them through several means, one of which I am reaching you right now.�Let your Facebook wall sing of the love of Jesus for the sinners, His desire that they should repent of their sins and escape