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The Gospel is the same now as then [in St. Paul's time]. The Holy Spirit, the same also. As to the great elements of human depravity, they differ little. Why, then, should not similar results occur?
-Rev. James Coughey (1855)
NEW Video: "Rev. James Caughey & The Canadian Revivals of 1841-42 & 1851-57"
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NEW Video: "Rev. James Caughey & The Canadian Revivals of 1841-42 & 1851-57"
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“I fasted & prayed & searched the Scriptures. My reading, thinking, conversation & all my observations, were laid under contribution to one end: preparation for soul-saving, which I now perceived to be the main end of the gospel ministry.”
-James Caughey (1851):
NEW Video: "Rev. James Caughey & The Canadian Revivals of 1841-42 & 1851-57"
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“God wants worshippers first. Jesus did not redeem us to make us workers; He redeemed us to make us worshippers. And then, out of the blazing worship of our hearts, springs our work.”
A.W. Tozer
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Search the Scriptures every day. ... Our spirit needs spiritual food daily, just as much as our body requires material food. Many are starving themselves & they do not know what is the matter with them.
-Hugh Thomas Crossley (1895)
ALT Studio portrait of Canadian Methodist evangelist Hugh Crossley, ca. 1900
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In prayer, do not try to be quaint or to say smart things... Throw away old hackneyed expressions ... speak your real thoughts & desires in your natural voice to God.
-Hugh Crossley (1895)
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Remember that the only end of your closet prayer is to press into the manifested presence of God, that He may "shine forth" upon you & supply all you need. Keep this end continually in view & O be satisfied with nothing less!
-Richard Watson
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Prayer must be frequent. ... [Not only] morning & evening prayer ... But we ought to engage in prayer also during the day; because in the heat of worldliness we need special assistance; and as much oftener as we feel spiritual languor or danger.
-Richard Watson
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Arminian shorts: "Where do we find Prevenient Grace in Scripture?"
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With the exciting news out of Asbury, let me tell you about the Methodist revival that began at the First Conference held in Canada: June 21st, 1817, Elizabethtown, Upper Canada (Ontario). 🧵
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Kindle deal on now:
*John Wesley: Optimist of Grace*
by Henry H. Knight III
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ALT Book cover: John Wesley: Optimist of Grace (Cascade Companions) Kindle Edition by Henry H. Knight III
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It is of the greatest importance that we have true scriptural views concerning the doctrines of personal salvation. We should make no mistake in answering the question of the awakened sinner: "What must I do to be saved?"
-Wilbur F. Tillett (1902)
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Intellectual culture & wise legal enactments are utterly ineffectual to heal the moral leprosy that has smitten the whole family of man with its virus. The only power that can enlighten the conscience & quicken the dead soul into life is the power of the Holy Spirit.
-EH Dewart
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"Prevenient grace ... gives rise to human seeking, a seeking that hopefully will eventuate in saving faith, though not necessarily. The Spirit is not only the source of believing in Christ but also the source of seeking for Christ."
-Donald G. Bloesch
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Worth a look:
*Marks of a Movement: What the Church Today Can Learn From the Wesleyan Revival*
by Winfield Bevins, afterword by Alan Hirsch
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ALT Book cover: Marks of a Movement: What the Church Today Can Learn From the Wesleyan Revival Paperback – September 10, 2019 by Winfield Bevins (Author)
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That Christ died for all men;
that He is the propitiation for the sins of the whole world (1 John 2:2);
that He took away the sin of the world (John 1:29);
that He gave his flesh for the life of the world (John 6:51);
...He who speaks thus, speaks with the Scriptures
-Arminius
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The Spirit patiently addresses us one by one, individually breaking down our resistances, nudging the ungodly toward faith. ... Just notice what God is doing in your own heart, and you can then grasp something of what God is doing everywhere.
-Thomas Oden
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It is the ordinary work of the Spirit to awaken individuals to God's pardon & power. This happens ... within a community, yet one by one to individuals within that community. The individual never hears the testimony of the gospel apart from some community of testimony.
-T. Oden
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Richard Watson, "Christianity calls up benevolence in man":
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