Lewis T. Corlett preaches on the significance of heart holiness in preparing Christians for life, death, and entering God's presence, restoring normal relationships as intended by God. He emphasizes t

Lewis T. Corlett preaches about the second work of grace, emphasizing the cleansing of the heart from the sin principle inherited from the race. He discusses terminology of holiness, including heart p

Lewis T. Corlett preaches about the importance of holiness as the foundation for a solid and enduring life, emphasizing the need for young people to seek God's ideal for their lives and to become cons

Lewis T. Corlett preaches about how the plan of God aims to bring holiness from the infinite into the realm of man, restoring man to fellowship with the Divine. Despite man's fall and inability to sav

Lewis T. Corlett preaches on God's requirement for holiness in both heart and life, emphasizing the need for believers to be sanctified and unified with Him. Through the high-priestly prayer in John 1

Lewis T. Corlett preaches about the battle over perfectionism, emphasizing the struggle between the idea of perfection and the imperfections of ethics and practice. He discusses the Wesleyan definitio

Lewis T. Corlett preaches about the practical operation of God's program in transforming lives, releasing guilt and condemnation, and helping individuals live in a world distorted by sin. He emphasize

Lewis T. Corlett preaches about the importance of finding harmony in a world filled with strife and discord, both internally and externally. He emphasizes that God's method of developing character and

Lewis T. Corlett preaches about the importance of striving for perfection in God's eyes, emphasizing that man's success, welfare, and happiness are intertwined with the pursuit of perfection. He highl

Lewis T. Corlett preaches about the harmony of Christian perfection in individual steps of Christian experience, emphasizing the psychological reactions and requirements for man in obedience to God's

Lewis T. Corlett preaches about the divine operations of God, emphasizing that His perfection is beyond human comprehension, yet all His works are in harmony with His ideal of perfection. Man's goodne