Open Bible College - Onward Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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gggt. . WMA?- 'Tl-. NW i 0 0 0 1... W? , .:,3:f.g,gq,gQ7:-3-I-f . . -.. 43 ea' F1 -- ':. tk - Auf Qztnm if 'kill ,H 3 tif Jw ' A2 li kk Now thanks be unto God which always causeth us to triumph in Christ. II Cor. 2:14. We are called to live for Christ victoriously! We are called to labor joyously! We are called to triumph gloriously! Not in defeat, not in monotonous drudgery, NOT SOMEI-IOW . . . BUT TRIUMPHANTLY! Ours is not the edge in an occasional skirmish . . . Today, we claim the victory flag, tomorrow it goes to the enemy, but a constant, glorious, decisive triumph. We are Alway5 to triumph in Christ. This always reminds me of the all things that work together for good that we read about in Romans Eight, and the rejoice in the Lord ALXVAYH we read about in Philip- pians. Things may seem dark-hurdles may seem high-obstacles may seem insurpassable, but Thanks be unto God which always causeth us to triumph in Christ. The darkness is only a background against which victory will shine in bold relief, the hurdles are only proving grounds for the grace of God, and the obstacles are but stepping stones to glory! The meaning behind the word triumph is victory marchu or marching to music. Oh, the song of joy that springs spontaneously from the soul that keeps in step with heaven! Have you ever seen soldiers marching-singing as they march? It does something to you. You almost feel that you must fall in and march with them. You feel the beating of the tempo in your feet-in your blood-in your heart! Oh, that's what we're doing! We're marching to music! Not dragging our feet, not run down at the heels, but triumphing gloriously! Victory is wonderful! Success is to be desired! Triumph is glorious! But where is the road that leads to certain victory? But thanks be unto God which giveth us the VICTORY THROUGH OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. Paul said, I can do all things THROUGH CHRIST which strengtheneth me. Here is the blessed secret- Jesus and I ! The disciples were but miserable failures until they learned to put their hand in His hand, then we read, The Lord working with them. Not somehow . . . but triumphantly! 1 cannot do it alone, Cowfuzl and uwyzofzrd and weak, The wzwer run fmt anal high. I change with the changing sky. The fogr cloxe chill arozzncl, Today .ro mfe and hrfwe, Anil the light goef on! in the rkyg Tonzorrow too weak to l'1 y,' Bn! I know that we two Bn! He never giver in, Shall win in lhe end. Anal I know that we two shall win, JESUS AND I. JESUS AND I.