The Christian, while in the world, is not to be of the world. To him, to live, should be Christ. Whether he eats or drinks or whatever he does, he should do all to God's glory. You may lay up treasure, but lay it up in heaven where neither moth nor rust corrupts or where thieves cannot break through or steal. You may strive to be rich, but let it be your ambition to be rich in faith and good works. You may have pleasure; but when you are merry, sing psalms and make melody in your heart to the Lord. In your spirit, as well as in your alm, you should differ from the world. Waiting humbly before God, always conscious of His presence, delighting in communion with Him, and seeking to know His will, you will prove that you are of the heavenly race. And you should be separate from the world in your actions. If a thing is right, though you lose by it, it must be done. If it is wrong, though you would gain by it, you must scorn the sin for your Master's sake. You must have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them. Walk worthy of your high calling and dignity. Do not let those eyes, which are soon to see the King in His beauty, become the windows of lust. Do not let those hearts, which are before long to be filled with heaven and to overflow with ecstatic joy, be filled with pride and bitterness.