Charles O. Smith
CHARLES 0. SMITH, Retired Minister, College Place, Washington
Articles by Charles O. Smith
Health Message in Evangelism*
July 1942
The important place assigned by the Spirit of prophecy to the health message in its relationship to the proclamation of the gospel is well known to every worker. Theoretically we accept this evaluation,…
Flying Serpent of Genesis 3:15
January 1948
In the book "Patriarchs and Prophets," Page 55, we are told that "the serpent plucked the fruit of the forbidden tree, and placed it in the hands of the half-reluctant Eve." Is this statement in agreement…
Forthright Preaching
July 1958
As dry as the hills of Gilboa" has become a hackneyed expression, virtually meaningless. As used twice in Gospel Workers, however, the simile is very expressive. It is a pointed, grave warning to ministers to watch carefully…
The Wine of Heaven
June 1958
Miracles like that performed at Cana when Jesus first showed forth His heavenly power, confirming the faith of His disciples, are being re-enacted by Him today. In godly Christian homes where loves rules, the…
A Maimed Sacrifice
April 1958
Twice in this inspired guide to ministers we are warned not to be guilty of offering a maimed sacrifice to the Lord (Gospel Workers, pp. 64, 114). Such sacrifices were definitely forbidden in the Levitical…
Efficiency!
March 1958
The book Gospel Workers presents a challenge to every minister—a challenge from which no one is exempt, regardless of the degree of efficiency he may have obtained. Christ Himself is set forth as the…
Urgency!
February 1958
With so much help now available, is it possible that our old ministerial textbook, Gospel Workers, is being neglected? What a wealth of information and inspiration it contains!
Urgency is written…
Christ's Life Memorialized
May 1962
KEEP fresh in mind the great events of our Lord's life is of primary importance to the church. To have them fade from consciousness brings weakness and ultimate defeat. Our faith must be stimulated and strengthened. This is why divine wisdom…
Love's Triumph
August 1965
Half-baked, "a cake not turned" (Hosea 7:8), is how Hosea described the religionists of his day. His grueling marital experience had not only brought him an appreciation of God's love but had given him a clear insight into the confused…
Love's Quest
July 1965
What shall I do unto thee?" No, this is not a distraught father, crying out in perplexity over his wayward son. It is God Himself appealing to His people. Thus the prophet Hosea sees the Lord's great problem because of Israel's stubborn…