The Real Church is wiser.
In this series Christian service is obviously the service of a Christian, and if words have any meaning, it is the work he does or the duty he discharges unto another in the character of a servant. That raises four questions:
What is a “servant”?
What are the distinctive marks of a servant of God that makes some one in a Church W.I.S.E.R.?
Whose servant is he, or who is his master? —for master and servant are just as truly correlative terms as are husband and wife, parent and children.
What is the nature of the “service” unto which Christians, all Christians, are called by God?
What is “Christian service”? Many of our readers, especially American ones, will deem it unnecessary to ask such a question. One of the favorite slogans over there is, “We are saved to serve.”