Ten Classic Revival Sermons by Nee, Murray, Moody, Spurgeon and More (Illustrated)

Ten Classic Revival Sermons is an assortment of messages by some of the Christianity's greatest preachers and teachers of the past.

"I suppose I may take it for granted, that all of you, among whom I am now about to preach the kingdom of God, are fully convinced, that it is appointed for all men once to die, and that ye all really believe that after death comes the judgment, and that the consequences of that judgment will be, that ye must be doomed to dwell in the blackness of darkness, or ascend to dwell with the blessed God, for ever and ever. I may take it for granted also, that whatever your practice in common life may be, there is not one, though ever so profligate and abandoned, but hopes to go to that place, which the scriptures call Heaven, when he dies. And, I think, if I know any thing of mine own heart, my heart's desire, as well as my prayer to God, for you all, is, that I may see you sitting down in the kingdom of our heavenly Father. But then, though we all hope to go to heaven when we die, yet, if we may judge by people's lives, and our Lord says, "that by their fruits we may know them," I am afraid it will be found, that thousands, and ten thousands, who hope to go to this blessed place after death, are not now in the way to it while they live. Though we call ourselves Christians, and would consider it as an affront put upon us, for any one to doubt whether we were Christians or not; yet there are a great many, who bear the name of Christ, that yet do not so much as know what real Christianity is." George Whitefield

Contents include:

Lights in the World by Watchman Nee
An Holy Priesthood by Andrew Murray
Bear Fruit That the Father May Give You What You Ask by Andrew Murray
Heaven: It's Hope by D. L. Moody
Marks of a True Conversion by George Whitefield
God Makes Man Sensible by Jonathan Edwards
Christ the Cleanser by Horatius Bonar
Revival Sermon by Charles Spurgeon
Thanksgiving Obtains the Spiritual by Robert Murray Mcheyne
Divine Jealousy for Truth by Horatius Bonar

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