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| | Testimony - Part 2 by Erlo Stegen
Topic: Scripture(s): Acts 2 | | Description: Erlo Stegen takes his time to trace God's working in his heart through salvation into ministry, dissatisfaction, and deeper commitment to know biblical reality in his life and Gods work through him. This second tape shares when revival came! when God came down! What a stirring testimony of God's unchanging ways.
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| | (Revival) Part 1 - Phenomena by Martyn-Lloyd Jones
Topic: Revival Scripture(s): Acts 2:12-13 | | Description: Martyn-Lloyd Jones treats with the subject of the phenomena that accompany revival. He considers some of the types of manifestations that occur, their causes, the explanations that may be given for them, and what God's purposes may be in them. He warns against quenching the Spirit with intellectualism and also against seeking manifestations in place of the outpouring of the Spirit of God.
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| | Is This That? by Vance Havner
Topic: Revival Scripture(s): Acts 2:16 | | Description: On the day of Pentecost, Peter said, "this is that which was spoken by the prophet Joel ..." Vance Havner asks of the modern day church, "Is this that?" Preacher, here's a revival message you'll want to hear.
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| | The Charge of the Angel by C. H. Spurgeon
Topic: Scripture(s): Acts 5:19-20 | | Description: THE second persecution of the church, in which all the apostles were put into the common prison, was mainly brought about by the sect of the Sadducees. These, as you know, were the Broad School, the liberals, the advanced thinkers, the modern-thought people of the day. If you want a bitter sneer, a biting sarcasm, or a cruel action, I commend you to these large-minded gentlemen. They are liberal to everybody, except to those who hold the truth; and for those they have a reserve of concentrated bitterness which far excels wormwood and gall. They are so liberal to their brother errorists, that they have no tolerance to spare for evangelicals. We are expressly told that the high priest, and all they that were with him (which is the sect of the Sadducees,) were filled with indignation. That which had been done deserved their admiration, but received their indignation. Such gentlemen as these can be warm at a very short notice, when the doctrine of the cross is spreading, and God the Holy Spirit is bearing witness with signs following. Let them display their indignation, it is according to their nature. To them the only answer which God gave was spoken by his angel...
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| | The Resurrection Credible by C. H. Spurgeon
Topic: Scripture(s): Acts 26:8 | | Description: CONCERNING the souls of our believing friends who have departed this life we suffer no distress, we feel sure that they are where Jesus is, and behold his glory, according to our Lord's own memorable prayer. We know but very little of the disembodied state, but we know quite enough to rest certain beyond all doubt that They are supremely blest, Have done with sin, and care, and woe, And with their Savior rest. Our main trouble is about their bodies, which we have committed to the dark and lonesome grave. We cannot reconcile ourselves to the facts that their dear faces are being stripped of all their beauty by the fingers of decay, and that all the insignia of their manhood should be fading into corruption. It seems hard that the hands and feet, and all the goodly fabric of their noble forms, should be dissolved into dust, and broken into an utter ruin. We cannot stand at the grave without tears; even the perfect Man could not restrain his weeping at Lazarus' tomb. It is a sorrowful thought that our friends are dead, nor can we ever regard the grave with love. We cannot say that we take pleasure in the catacomb and the vault...
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| | Jesus´ victory over the powers of darkness by Erlo Stegen
Topic: Cross of Christ Scripture(s): Acts 16:16-39 | | Description: Paul was angered by the demonic spirit of divination which shouted out of the girl "these men are servants of the Most High, who are proclaiming to you the way of salvation". Even though this was true Paul did not need demons to shout it out. He commanded the spirit to leave the girl. The power of Jesus was displayed when the demons left. Her masters, who had profited much, were furious, and had Paul and Silas stripped and beaten. But this did not beat God's servants for Jesus is victorious over demonic power. They sang the praises of God in the cruel jail and stocks, till heaven could not remain silent and the earth shook with God's power.
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