Emphasis Preaching Journal

Herbert Jackson, a foreign missionary, describes how, when he was newly "out in the field," he was assigned an automobile that wouldn't start without a push. So for two years he got someone to push-start his car in the morning so he could get going. Then all day, as Jackson made his rounds in his mission station, he either kept the motor running or parked the car on a hill. That way he could be certain to get it going again.