Return To Smith Wigglesworth

The Holy Spirit is as truthful, real, and active today as on that faithful day of Pentecost. The believer is not called to a life of flamboyance and extravagance but to a life of modesty and prudence, carrying his or her cross in followership with Jesus. Nothing has changed between the church of Apostles Peter and Paul and the church of today on the side of the Godhead. The Holy Spirit is very much the same and around as He was then. We know that the Bible is the true, living Word of God. But how many of us are actually following all of its teachings? Have you allowed your faith to become commonplace and been led astray by the enticements of this world? Chigbu Okoroafor introduces you to Smith Wigglesworth, an influential leader in the spiritual community during the first half of the twentieth century. By committing himself to teaching and following the whole gospel, Wigglesworth was able to heal hundreds of people both spiritually and physically. Yet he continually said that it was not through his human power that they were saved but through the Lord. The Bible has not changed its message through the years. It still teaches us the same things about God and his eternal promises. But we have changed and have denied ourselves the power of the gospel. Are you ready to heed the call of Chigbu Okoroafor and, like Smith Wigglesworth, return the church to power ministry? Are you ready to return to the full gospel? Learn about how you can fully commit to God and enjoy all the blessings He can bestow upon you. Return to Smith Wigglesworth is a powerful, in-depth study of the Bible and what it can offer you. Chigbu Okoroafor is the president of an oil and gas company and has written a book entitled Corrosion Engineering in Petroleum and Process Operations. He currently lives in Nigeria.

• | Author: Chigbu Okoroafor
• | Publisher: Yorkshire Publishing
• | Publication Date: May 23, 2017
• | Number of Pages: 320 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1947247506
• | ISBN-13: 9781947247505