Speech writing on topic Labourers are the brick of the nation wall. Word limit 600-900
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1. The Lord’s vineyard is very large in its proportions.
Because it is large, many workers are needed. See how many times the Landowner went out to appoint workers - verses 1, 3, 5, 6. How vast the field of service is which the Lord calls us into! The world is our parish (John 3:16; Matthew 28:19; Acts 1:8); and His business extends right around the whole of it. There is a great need for God’s people today to get a worldwide missionary vision because we can be very local and parochial in our concept of the Lord’s work. But it is an encouragement for any Christian worker to be reminded that he or she is working in a part of the Lord’s vast vineyard. What a privilege and what a responsibility to be a worker!
2. Workers are urgently needed in the Lord’s vineyard.
It was so in the parable; it is so today. Look up Matthew 9:37; John 4:35. When we think of its size, how few workers there are!
(1) The need for labourers is great in the continent of Europe. In our churches and Sunday schools, the need for born again, soul-winning workers is very great. In many ways it constitutes the most needy mission field in the world today. Millions live and die in Europe without a true knowledge of the love of God and of the way of salvation.
(2) In other continents the need is vast - where the darkness of heathenism, superstition and ignorance abound.
Today there is a manpower shortage in the Kingdom of Heaven! Every Christian, everywhere, should be fully engaged in active service for the Lord in these desperately needy days – either by prayer (Matthew 9:38), or by preaching (Acts 5:42) - or by both (Acts 6:4).
3. All kinds of workers are needed by the Lord in His vineyard.
Because the field is so great, the variety of workers needed is also great. This fact leaves us all without excuse, because there is some valuable job of work we can all do.
For example, the Lord needs:
(1) preachers who are used by their Spirit-filled preaching.
(2) Christian authors and teachers who use the printed word.
(3) people of prayer ‘behind the scenes’.
(4) workers who visit and use their practical skills (Acts 10:38).
(5) stewards of the Lord’s money, seeking to extend His work.
To all of us the Lord says - Revelation 3:8!
4. The need for workers is urgent because the period of work is short.
In this parable the period for service was twelve hours. Look up John 4:35, and compare John 9:4. We also have a day in which to work for the Lord - look up 2 Corinthians 6:2 - the Day of Grace. Notice the workers were called at different times:-
(1) Some early in the morning (verse 1) - the Apostles?
(2) Others at the third hour (verse 3) - the first and second century Christians?
(3) Still others at the sixth hour (verse 5) - the Reformers?
(4) Still others at the eleventh hour (verse 6) - twenty-first century witnesses?
We are workers of the eleventh hour! All the signs of the times - religious, political and Jewish - tell us that it is almost the Midnight hour. Doors of opportunity are closing in many parts of the world -
Explanation:
Speech on topic Labourers the brick of the nation wall ;-
- Dignity of labour means respect and value given to all forms of work.
- It refers to equal respect towards the jobs that involve manual labour.
- daily several slaves were bought and sold openly in the markets.
- They lost their dignity and performed all sorts of hard and laborious works.
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