Let us get up early to the vineyards; let us see if the vine flourish, whether the tender grape appear, and the pomegranates bud forth: there will I give thee my loves. – Song of Songs 7:12

 The Church takes notice of all enquiries. “Let us see whether the pomegranates bud forth.” If a Church is alive there will always be many to observe where the first tear of repentance is glistening. Watch them, Brothers and Sisters! Those of you who occupy your seats and do not go afield can do the cause great service by watching at home. Around you there are unconverted persons. O my brethren, words fail me to set before you the ways in which you may show your love to Jesus in the Church itself, but I am certain that there is no need for me to speak. Love, herself, will teach you! Mothers somehow bring up their children, though there are no colleges for mothers! Love, with its instincts makes them wise and so will Christians with their love to Jesus become wise to serve. I do believe the less rule and human direction there is in the Church, the better. I do not need to say, “Brother, do this, and do that.” If you love Christ, you will know what to do better than anybody else can tell you. You will find your own places—the Lord will lead you to them. I might put a square man into a round hole if I had the placing of you but love always puts the man into the right position. It tells him what suits his qualifications, and it puts him to his work. And what is more, it keeps him to it! I shall measure your love to Jesus and measure my own, not by the way in which we can talk, or the way in which we can criticize other workers, but by the way in which we shall henceforth labor for the Lord! Jesus is your Master! No one else has bought you! No one else has died for you! No one else will receive you until His fond embrace at the last! No one else is preparing Heaven for you! No one else can say, “Well done good and faithful servant.” Serve Him, then, with both your hands, with all your heart, with every drop of blood in your veins and every breath in your lungs! ~ C.H. Spurgeon

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