`Take thy bill, and sit down quickly, and write fifty' (Luke 16:6),
but it is required in stewards, not that they should be successful, popular, happy, contented etc. etc., but just
FAITHFUL (1 Cor. 4:2).
I most sincerely sympathise with all the problems that the perception of the Mystery imposes upon the believer,
especially if such is already in a denominational ministry. I know by personal experience the strong pull of the
argument `don't hide your light under a bushel', `teach these folk as far as you can', `just soft pedal a bit, and you
could fill so and so chapel'. I have had all this and more. But never have I been more thankful for anything than the
resolve by grace to make no compromise. Can we imagine The Berean Expositor would be alive today or any of its
literature published, if I had succumbed and taken over the ministry of a denominational assembly? I pray that you
may be guided by the Lord, and that His will for you may be abundantly clear.
Yours, very understandingly, yet very
uncompromisingly by grace,
Signed,
Charles H. Welch.
A Berean leaflet.
The title Berean is borrowed from Acts 17:11, as we seek to emulate the believers in Berea, who `Searched to
See' if the things taught them were `So'.
Rev. David Muiguru, P.O. Box 242,
Ngong Hills.