Thought For Today - March 3
Ripe Unto Harvest  -  By: Robert A. Searles
    
 “And Jesus went about all the cities and villages, teaching in their 
synagogues and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing every 
sickness and disease among the people.  But when he saw the multitudes 
he was moved with compassion on them because they fainted, and were 
scattered abroad having no shepherd.”  Matthew 9: 35, 36.\
    Jesus 
sees the multitudes that are in the world today who are fainting and 
scattered abroad, and have no shepherd, and are spiritually starving for
 words of compassion and comfort.  When Jesus ascended into heaven, he 
gave his disciples the great commission to go into all the world and 
preach his gospel of salvation; and to heal the sick, to comfort the 
weary; and to bring hope of eternal life to the lost.  They, through the
 word of God, have passed this great commission down to us today.  All 
who call themselves Christians have been given this great responsibility
 to continue the ministry of Jesus here on earth until he returns for 
his church.
     One only has to look upon the world conditions today
 to see the multitudes in need of teaching and spiritual leadership.  
The harvest is truly white and ready, but who will answer the call, who 
will go?  The call for laborers has been issued, the need is great, but 
few are those who will answer the call.
     Some one has wisely 
said: “None of us can do everything, but all of us can do something, and
 what we can do we ought to do” all for the glory of God to draw all men
 and women, boys and girls to a saving knowledge of Christ.
     
“Then saith he unto his  disciples, the harvest truly is plenteous, but 
the laborers are few, pray ye therefore, the Lord of the harvest that he
 will send forth laborers into his harvest.” Matthew 9: 37,38.
      
We who are saved and are sitting at the Lord.s table and enjoying the 
abundance of God's grace,  ought to be willing to go out and labor in 
his fields and bring in the harvest.
                                        Telehelp Publications Christian Literature Ministry
                                                                              Psalm 26:7            
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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