by T. Austin-Sparks
"Will you hear the appeal? The Christian life, as we have said, is a tremendous thing, an immense thing. We are called with an eternal calling, unto an eternal vocation. Here we are just brought into relationship with the Lord, and then are dealt with by the Lord. We are allowed to serve the Lord; but even in our service we are in school, we are learning, rather than anything else. Do you not think that that is how it ought to be? Not just that we should be doing a thousand and one things, but that we should be learning deeply in the school of experience. And it is all related to the calling on-high, and the great vocation afterward."
T. Austin-Sparks
Messages given in: Jan
1955
1 - The Immense Significance of the Christian Life
(68 minutes)
2 - What Happens When We Become Christians
(54 minutes)
3 - The Divine Purpose and Principles Governing the Christian Life
(59 minutes)
4 - The Eternal Prospect of the Christian
(50 minutes)
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