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 Bill McLeod (1919 - 2012)
Listen to freely downloadable audio sermons by the speaker Bill McLeod in mp3 format. Bill Mcleod was the pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church for many years where ultimately God sent revival to that affecting much of Canada. He had a passion to know God and His word. Paul Washer said he was one of the most godly men he met in Canada.
Bill Mcleod had been praying and had his congregation praying for revival for years. On, October 17, 1971, God in His sovereignty came in revival. Without human means or explanation, the revival spread from church to church, community to community, city to city, and not long after from province to province. This has become known as the 1971 Canadian Revival movement.
SermonIndex Recommends these books by Bill McLeod:
Flames of Freedom by Erwin W. Lutzer
Fellowship with the Fallen by Bill McLeod
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Topic: Commitment
Scripture(s): Psalm 37:3-5, Proverbs 3:5-6 | | Description: In this powerful yet simple message, Bill delves into the subject of commitment and how that applies in commiting something to the Lord. He encourages believers to entrust their loved ones to His care and to lay down the worries and fears of praying for the unsaved. Find rest in trusting your unsaved friends and family to an all powerful and loving God. Do you know the difference between praying and committing to God? Bill shares precious testimonies of committing loved ones to the Lord and then trusting God to do it, even though nothing perceivable is happening. One testimony was about his own mother who committed her husband and four sons to the Lord and waited 14 years for the first one to come to Christ; all did come eventually. "Don't try to figure out what God is doing," he reassures.
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