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Fear looks, faith jumps.
“Fear looks, faith jumps.” Smith Wigglesworth Albert HibbertClick to Tweet
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Best tracts for witnessing
Once a lady in Cardiff, South Wales, asked him what he would recommend as the best tracts for witnessing. “Matthew, […]
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Faith
In his estimation, faith is comprised of three things: Facts to be believed Commands to be obeyed Promises to be […]
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Where there’s a will vs where there’s a God
A common adage among determined people is, “Where there’s a will, there’s a way.” Wigglesworth’s philosophy was, “Where there’s a […]
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Ministry candidate
In the primitive Methodist church of that day, a person’s candidacy for the ministry was not dependent upon how many […]
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Put up your hands…
The moment he entered the pulpit, Wigglesworth would say, “All those who want something from God, put up your hand.” […]
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Sitting on the bench
Down the hill from Wigglesworth’s home was the beautiful Manningham Park, a public park with lovely flower gardens. I cannot […]
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No more than 30 mins
Someone once asked Wigglesworth if he regularly spent long seasons in prayer. He answered, “I don’t very often spend more […]
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Reading the bible on a train
On another occasion, Wigglesworth boarded a train at Bradford to travel to London. He selected a corner seat. Eventually, five […]
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I believe it
There is a saying which sums up his (Smith Wigglesworth) attitude toward God’s Word: “God said it. I believe it. […]