A BLACK COUNTRY CONVERSION Extracted from Remembered Mercies Recorded by George Rose One Lord’s day afternoon in the year 1890, when I was seventeen years of age, was the time appointed that I should be convinced of sin, of righteousness and of judgment. Mr. Edwin Greenwood, of Halifax, was the preacher, and the subject was …
Author: George Whitefield
SOME UNUSUAL CONVERSIONS from The Days of the Father in Ross-shire by J. Kennedy A Death-bed Scene `Having got anxious about a sick neighbour,’ he writes, ‘whom I had been visiting, I went for the doctor to examine her, and he found that a deadly disease was making such rapid progress that she had only …
That I may know him and the power of his resurrection. Phil. 3.10.
DANCE AND DRAMA IN WORSHIP AND EVANGELISM – A CONTEMPORARY PROBLEM John Marshall* 1. Thoughtful Christians looking at the contemporary situation in Great Britain find much reason for concern and exercise of heart. Whilst there is in the situation that which should make us deeply thankful, there is also much that causes anguish and apprehension. …
WORSHIP IN SPIRIT Extracts from an address by Geoffrey Thomas* Today everybody knows about worship. So they imagine! They acknowledge that they- do not know about the Trinity, or about justification by faith, or about the person and work of Christ, but they are confident about their understanding of worship, because worship is what they …
Have ye received the Holy Ghost since ye believed? Acts 19.2.
In the last day of the feast Jesus stood and cried saying. If any man thirst let him come unto me and drink. He that believeth on me as the scripture hath said out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water. But this spake he of the Spirit which
BROWNLOW NORTH’S CONVERSION Extracts from Brownlow North by K. Moody-Stuart The 12th of August, 1854, found Mr. North busy once more upon the Dallas moors; and to show that his hand had not yet lost its cunning, on the 14th, after the other sportsmen had all started for distant beats, he went out, and with …