The Way to Pentecost

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CLC Publications, Jan 1, 2007 - Religion - 176 pages
As the young pastor of a self-satisfied English congregation in the 1880s, Samuel Chadwick was so frustrated over his lack of power in the pulpit that he collected his sermons in a pile and set fire to them. The result was immediate: The Holy Spirit fell on him.
 

Contents

Foreword
Do We Believe in the Holy Ghost?
The Church Without the Spirit
The Spirit of Promise
Pentecost
The Gift of the Holy Ghost
The Pentecostal Life
The Indwelling Spirit
The Spirit of Life
The Spirit of Truth
The Spirit of Holiness
The Spirit of Love
The Spirit of Fire
The Fruit of the Spirit
The Gifts of the Spirit
The Law of the Spirit

The Communion of the Holy Ghost
The Spirit of Christ
The Spirit of Power
The Challenge of Pentecost
The Way Into the Blessing
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About the author (2007)

Samuel Chadwick was born in the industrial north of England in 18 60. His father worked long hours in the cotton mill, and when he was only eight Samuel went to work there too. Devout Methodists, they attended chapel three times on Sunday, and as a young boy Chadwick gave his heart to Christ. Listening to God’s Word week by week, he felt the inner call to serve Christ. At the age of 21 he was appointed lay pastor of a chapel in Stacksteads, Lancashire. He continued serving in ministry until his death in 1932.

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