Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father which is in heaven. Matthew 5:16
In a message delivered in 1858, John MacDuff began by pointing out that there is much about Christianity that the unsaved do not, cannot understand. He said, “They know nothing of the high and hidden walks of spiritual experience. What is said of the workings of the divine life in the soul—is regarded by them as foolishness and fanaticism. – – – -But still, there is much which they are able to understand—such as . . . whatever is consistent in character; whatever is honest and straightforward between men; whatever is kind and compassionate in behavior; whatever is forbearing and forgiving under insults and injuries.—-These things they can understand; and it is of the highest importance that all who profess to be Christians, should be distinguished by an exhibition of these practical fruits of righteousness.“
