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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 pass by that place today without remembering Wigglesworth and the people he blessed there. When he was home, it was usual for him to go to the park and sit for a while. Often someone…
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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 more people joined him in the compartment. As was his custom, he took out his Testament and began to read and pray silently. He never spoke a word to his fellow travelers. About thirty miles…
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Secret of the power of God’s word
Smith Wigglesworth had learned the secret of the power of God’s Word. He said, “I understand God by His Word. I cannot understand God by impressions or feelings. I cannot get to know God by sentiment. I can only know Him by His Word.” Albert HibbertClick to TweetFrom the book “Smith Wigglesworth the secret of…
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Worldliness
Smith Wigglesworth fully subscribed to John Wesley’s definition of worldliness when he wrote in his journal: “Worldliness is that which cools my affection toward God.” Albert HibbertClick to TweetFrom the book “Smith Wigglesworth the secret of his power” Available on amazon.co.uk*Available on amazon.com*