Now, how do I test him? In his letter he said, Come, believe me. “Do you not realize that Jesus Christ is in you?—unless you fail to meet the test!”. Now listen to this, share with me this wonderful experience tonight of a friend who wrote me this letter. She said, “I’m an artist. I have been designing for Lanz and Bullock’s and for other places, all freelance. I never seek any work. I simply sit at home, imagine that I have work, and they call. In the last six months, I have not received too many orders from Lanz. Last year I earned almost $4,000 from them in my creative work, but in the last six months I didn’t. I took a vacation for three weeks; when I came back I called them. They said to me that they had employed an art director and they were giving her $650 a month, and that she should do the work that formerly I did; and then not to expect any work from them for at least a year. So that is what they told me…that was what they said. “So, I put the receiver down and revised the entire conversation. I heard them tell me that they had lots of work for me, and I was thrilled in what I am hearing. I actually heard them tell me that they liked my work and ‘I have lots of work for you.’ One week later, they called. I went over and they said, ‘Here is a twenty-six page book for institutional advertising.’ So I took it home and I did five pages and took them back for their approval. They liked it immensely. Then I told them to do the twenty-six pages I’m going to charge you $750, just simply illustrating the twenty-six pages of this institutional advertising. They thought that was very, very reasonable, and before I left their office they gave me four ads for Harper’s magazine, that is national, and then two other small items, and all told it came to over $1,500.” Now, she said, “That is far more than they’ve ever given me in the past at any one time. So here I had my order from them for over $1,500 and I am making, today, far, far in excess of twice the amount I have ever made when I worked on a regular job. And I love every second of my creative work. I go home and I do it. I do it…it’s so easy I do it in no time flat, and I take it back and it’s all done. I get Bullock’s, I get Lanz, I get the others; and all I do is I sit and I imagine that I am busy and the phone begins to ring and they are calling.”351 ¶11