From Charles Spurgeon:
"In our schools you do not try to bring children to the
baptistry for regeneration, you point them away from ceremonies; if I
know the teachers of this school aright, I know you are trying to bring
your classes to Christ. Let Christ be the sum and substance of your
teaching in the school.
Young men and young women, in your classes lift
up Christ, lift him up on high; and if anybody shall say to you, "Why do
you thus talk to the children?" you can say, 'Because my soul yearns
towards them, and I pant for their conversion;'"
From a sermon from Mark 10:13-16
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