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by Smith Wigglesworth (Author)
As Smith Wigglesworth explains the role and function of spiritual gifts, he provides important safeguards for the proper exercise of these manifestations of the Holy Spirit.
Through his simple yet inspiring words, you will find out how to...
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As Smith Wigglesworth explains the role and function of spiritual gifts, he provides important safeguards for the proper exercise of these manifestations of the Holy Spirit. Through his simples yet inspiring words, you will find out how to-Deal with evil powers-Use your spiritual gifts wisely-Minister healing to others-Guard against false words of guidance-Receive God's wisdom for your life-Serve others in Christ's love-Follow the leading of the Holy SpiritLearn from Smith Wigglesworth's personal experiences as he ministered to thousands through the power of the Holy Spirit! By discovering how to receive and operate in the gifts of the Spirit, you can be the instrument God uses to transmit His love and miracles to others.'Pursue love, and desire spiritual gifts." -I Corinthians 14:1 NKJVGod confirmed Smith Wigglesworth's ministry through powerful signs and wonders. A few of these included the restoration of hearing and sight, the creative formation of missing limbs, the disappearance of cancerous growths, the recover of mental wholeness by the violently insane, and the raising of several people from the dead. His words continue to provide spiritual, financial, emotional, and physical healing as they inspire and build faith.
Author Biography
Smith Wigglesworth (1859-1947), known as the Apostle of Faith, had an international evangelistic and healing ministry. A plumber by trade, Wigglesworth's life changed dramatically when, at age forty-eight, he was baptized in the Holy Spirit and anointed with power for preaching and healing. Signs and wonders characterized his ministry. His unquenchable faith inspired thousands to receive salvation, healing, and the filling of the Holy Spirit.
Number of Pages: 224Dimensions: 0.59 x 8.27 x 5.23 INPublication Date: October 01, 1998
