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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, Mark, Luke, and John,” he responded, with no further elaboration. “Folks are always wanting promises to stand on,” he used to say. When one young man asked him, “Can you give me a promise to…
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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 God, there’s a way.” There is a vast difference between the two. Albert HibbertClick to TweetFrom the book “Smith Wigglesworth the secret of his power” Available on amazon.co.uk*Available on amazon.com*
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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 diplomas he held or how well he could preach, but upon how many souls he had won for Christ. Albert HibbertClick to TweetFrom the book “Smith Wigglesworth the secret of his power” Available on amazon.co.uk*Available…