Do these things move you? by Leonard RavenhillThis is a powerful message about the calling of a minister and the need for revival in our generation. What passion and fire, Ravenhill exhibits as he almost in tears shares his desperate heart for revival in a prayer meeting.I just finished listening to this message and am almost in tears. Oh how we need to see God move in our lifes and in the nation of america and around the world. Lord begin with us. "There is no revival because we are content to live without it" What stinging words to be spoken to us at the judgement bar of Jesus Christ. O God send revival, break me.
Do these things move you? (MUST HEAR SERMON!!)
Greg...I agree. This is a powerfully convicting message! It moved me to tears -- with an urgent desperation to wholeheartedly realize the spiritual condition of myself and others, and to share the truth to all who will listen!Thank you for sharing this.
Brother Chris,That is great that you heard this message. If we REALLY hear it we will be changed forever. May God work in us a spirit of intercession for revival in our areas. Oh how we need it. I am looking forward to hearing more from what others think. Also if you have been blessed share it on the comment section of the sermon here:https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?lid=7333&commentView=postComment
I am wondering if anyone else had a chance to listen to this sermon? it definetly is worth downloading.
I am wondering if anyone else had a chance to listen to this sermon? it definetly is worth downloading.Incredible... Apparently not. Thought I had as the title bears resemblance to Len's mention of this elsewhere. Maybe a good one to put up on the featured sermon?
neither count I my life dear unto myselfDo we love our lives more than the One that gave them?
I have it downloaded, and plan to listen to it after church tonight.
I particularly loved the illustration of the little, old, blind, wrinkled lady without eyes or teeth, who when she prayed brought heaven to earth. And how that everything she had was not worth five dollars, but ministers coveted to hear her pray. I desire that type of prayer life, but am I willing to sacrifice? Is the church willing to sacrifice? A truly wonderful message. In Christ J-bird
