| | Can Two Walk Together Except They Be Agreed by Duncan Campbell
Topic: Walking With God
Scripture(s): Amos 3:3 | | Description: "Is there anything in my life," asks Duncan Campbell, "in disagreement with God?" He shares four major principles (like the sister sermon, "Walking With God") that we must be in agreement with God for revival. There is a price to pay for revival--absolute yieldedness to God. "Are your souls thirsty that you're prepared for an absolute surrender in every department of your life?"
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 5 Star!!! | | | This is a very convicting revival message! Probably my favourite Duncan Campbell message so far (I've heard about 10). Really made me thirsty to have an encounter with God and seek Him more earnestly in prayer! Approx 1 in every 70 or so messages I hear from this site I put aside and mark 'listen to again'... This is one of them. Really anointed preaching... This man has been in the presence of God!
| | Rich nuggests for revivalists! | | | This one is packed with practical wisdom and insights about revival! I jotted down a few great quotes: "No amount of activity in the King's service will make up for the neglect of the King Himself." "I believe revival comes when that is made real and God finds someone He can trust with revival...I say it again and again that the moment God finds a church or finds a community or finds one person absolutely yielded to God, willing to sacrifice, a person that God can trust, God, being a covenant-keeping God, must be true to His covenant engagements." And lastly, "God spoke to me--I believe spoke definitely to me and told me that America and Canada was going to experience a sweeping revival!" This message was delivered in the 1960's. Revival did come--in 1971 in both countries! In 1971 was the revival in Saskatoon, Canada, which swept over the whole nation. (Campbell, by the way, had prophesied that the Canadian revival would start in Ebenezer Baptist Church in Saskatoon whe
| | drvic | | | Another "God Breathed" message by Campbell
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