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What's Your Motivation?
Contributed by Sermon Central on Apr 26, 2012 (message contributor)
WHAT'S YOUR MOTIVATION?
Suppose someone were to offer me a thousand dollars for every soul I might earnestly try to lead to Christ. Would I endeavor to lead any more souls to him than I am endeavoring to do now? Is it possible that I would attempt to do for money, even at the risk of blunders or ridicule, what I hesitate or shrink from doing now in obedience to God’s command? Is my love of money stronger than my love of God or souls?
--From the tract Suppose, published by the Great Commission Prayer League. From a sermon by Gerald Flury, Why Become a Soul-Winner, 8/21/2011
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