About this book
A collection of sermons by Smith Wigglesworth, the Yorkshire plumber turned Pentecostal evangelist, published in 1924. Preached with Wigglesworth's characteristic directness, the sermons urge believers to trust God's Word without wavering and to expect the Holy Spirit to work as in apostolic days. They preserve the voice of one of the most widely traveled healing evangelists of the early Pentecostal movement.
Contents
- Have Faith in God
- Deliverance to the Captives
- The Power of the Name 🔒
- Wilt Thou Be Made Whole? 🔒
- I Am the Lord That Healeth Thee 🔒
- Himself Took Our Infirmities 🔒
- Our Risen Christ 🔒
- Righteousness 🔒
- The Words of This Life 🔒
- Life in the Spirit 🔒
- What It Means to Be Full of the Holy Ghost 🔒
- The Bible Evidence of the Baptism of the Spirit 🔒
- Concerning Spiritual Gifts 🔒
- The Word of Knowledge, and Faith 🔒
- Gifts of Healings, and Miracles 🔒
- The Gift of Prophecy 🔒
- The Discerning of Spirits 🔒
- The Gift of Tongues 🔒