Category: Religion/Spirituality
When Mr. Sankey and I were in London a lady who attended our meetings was brought into the house in her carriage, being unable to walk. At first she was very skeptical; but one day she said to her servant:
It was the mother made it home to her. And so it is in heaven. It is not so much the white robes, the golden crown, or the harps of gold, but it is the society we shall meet the...
7. Part 7Some one tells of an incident that happened in a New England town the other day. All the boys were sleighing. A big sleigh--we call it a "pung" up there--was being driven throug...
4. Part 4There are a lot of people running around who haven't got any roots. A good many live on negations. They are always telling what they _don't_ believe. I want a man to tell me wha...
5. Part 5I went up to see her, and when I told her, the tears trickled down her cheeks, and she said: "Mr. Moody, I will gladly give everything if my husband can become a true Christian."
3. Part 3It is the easiest thing in the world to become a Christian, and it is also the most difficult. You say: "That is a contradiction, a paradox." I will illustrate what I mean.
2. Part 2God has put the offer of salvation in such a way that the whole world can lay hold of it. All men can _believe_. A lame man might not perhaps be able to visit the sick; but he c...
1. Part 1When Mr. Sankey and I were in London a lady who attended our meetings was brought into the house in her carriage, being unable to walk. At first she was very skeptical; but one...
8. Part 8It is one thing to hear a man preach down other people's sins. Men will say, "That is splendid," and will want all their friends to go and hear the preacher. But let him touch o...
9. Part 91. God Is Love. An appeal to the unsaved. D. L. Moody. 2. God Reaching Down. Messages to the unconverted. C. H. Spurgeon. 4. Jack Winsted's Choice. A Gospel story. Lillian E. An...