Full Gospel Bible Institute - Burning Lamp Yearbook (Eston, Saskatchewan Canada)

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Challenge Con ectated youth On the proving-ground of the development of Christian ministries, Bible School has made such contri¬ butions that it has been accepted in general as a sound church supplement. This is especially true of those who have felt the Call of God upon their hearts for His service. In its best function, however, it can but serve as a means of instruction—consecration comes from the heart. Young people who have fully dedicated their lives to the service of Jesus Christ will find in Bible School a great opportunity to deepen their devotion to Christ and to be guided into the study of the Word. This is invalu¬ able to one who has first given himself to the Master’s service. Taking all this for granted, may we think of the blessings which come to young people through whole¬ hearted consecration. First, consecration to Christ safeguards the future of our Youth. From their earliest there is an instinctive cry, “Show us the Father.” As preparation is made for a vocation, man is moved to look upward and say “Thou hast made us for Thyself, and our heart is not at rest until it rests in Thee.” The day he yields to Christ, and the Holy Ghost takes control, he looses his orphanhood and obtains a sense of purpose and direction which other¬ wise is denied him. In the Lord Jesus the soul of the young voyager finds a home in which his deepest joys and highest ambitions are fully met. In consecration to Him, the soul is transfigured. It shakes itself from the dust, and with vision puts on the beautiful garments of service, and under a sky of Divine Love fulfills the highest purpose of man. Secondly, consecration of a Spirit-filled life is a blessing to the young as well as the old. Responsibility for wholehearted service is not for the old only. It is also for young people. What right has anyone to with¬ hold till old age sets in, or so-called maturity? God works for ' immediate results. Today is a very prominent word in God’s vocabulary. Nature teaches something here. During the days of youth, natural appetite is keen, the eye is clear, the mind is open and the body is strong. Largely unspoiled by human sophistication, and fresh from the Hand of the Creator, youth can soon detect the footprints of God in Nature, the Wisdom of God in Creation, and the Love of God in Redemption. Youth is an age of Faith. It is a time of dependence upon a strong arm, counsel Irom a wise head, and rest in the loving heart of fellow-men. Youth finds it easy to pity, easy to repent, and easy to adjust. Big jobs are to youth great possibilities, and with this there comes an expecta¬ tion of great help from our Heavenly Father. From such vision great enterprises begin. Therefore, in its true analysis, youth cannot afford to loose this precious opportunity of wholehearted consecration. Someone has said “There are more that hear the voice of the Lord at the age of Samuel, than at the age of Eli.” Common as conversion is in youth, so also consecration can bring wholehearted yieldin g to the Will of God in the days of youth. NOT TO LOVE, NOT TO SERVE, IS NOT TO LIVE.

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