Fletcher of Madeley by Brigadier Margaret Allen
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to preach.
Before and beyond everything else John Fletcher was _a seeker after God_. To assist himself in this supreme endeavour he drew up the following rules for nightly use:-- 1. Did I awake spiritual, and was I watchful in keeping my mind from wandering this morning when I was rising? 2. Have I this day got nearer to God in times of prayer, or have I given way to a lazy, idle spirit? 3. Has my faith been weakened by unwatchfulness, or quickened by diligence this day? 4. Have I this day walked by faith and eyed God in all things? 5. Have I denied myself in all unkind words and thoughts? Have I delighted in seeing others preferred before me? 6. Have I made the most of my precious time, as far as I had light, strength, and opportunity? 7. Have I kept the issues of my heart in the means of grace, so as to profit by them? 8. What have I done this day for the souls and bodies of God's dear saints? 9. Have I laid out anything to please myself when I might have saved |
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