Sermons 17
Lewis Williams delivers a powerful sermon on the consequences of disobedience and the importance of obedience to God's commands. He uses the story of the children of Israel at Kadesh-barnea to illustr
Lewis Williams reflects on the rare occurrence of a dying man praying for God to remember his righteous deeds, contrasting it with the usual plea for forgiveness. He shares the powerful impact of witn
Lewis Williams preaches about the consequences of sin and the importance of living a holy life in accordance with God's commands. He emphasizes the need to hate sin and love holiness, drawing parallel
Lewis Williams preaches about the importance of repentance and preparing the way for the Lord, drawing parallels between the message of John the Baptist in the wilderness and the need for individuals
Lewis Williams preaches about the importance of repentance and the two baptisms mentioned by John the Baptist: one with water unto repentance and the other with the Holy Ghost and fire. He emphasizes
Lewis Williams preaches on the story of Cain and Abel, emphasizing the importance of meeting God's conditions for acceptance. He highlights the need for a genuine confession of sin and a true acknowle
Lewis Williams preaches on the powerful example of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, emphasizing the need for believers to show a living example of Christ's power to save from sin in order to lead
Lewis Williams preaches about the importance of coming to God through Jesus Christ for salvation, emphasizing the need to repent of sins and fully surrender to Him. He warns about the consequences of
Lewis Williams shares about the powerful revival meetings in Scotland and Ireland, where souls are deeply impacted, seekers are fervently seeking God, and lives are being transformed by the Holy Spiri
L. Milton Williams and his wife led a powerful evangelistic meeting where many souls were touched and transformed. The altar was filled with seekers, including backsliders, penitent sinners, and belie
Brother Williams shares his personal journey of struggle with tobacco use and the impact of preachers using tobacco on his perception of Christianity. He reflects on the influence of a preacher's acti
Lewis Williams emphasizes the distinction between having a form of religion and experiencing the true salvation that Jesus offers. He illustrates how various cultures and beliefs demonstrate religious
Lewis Williams emphasizes the devil's indifference to religious activities and outward displays of piety, as long as believers neglect the divinity of Jesus Christ and the power of His blood to cleans
Lewis Williams preaches about the significance of burning incense in the Old Testament as a symbol of prayer in the New Testament. He draws parallels between the Israelites' journey to the promised la
Lewis Williams preaches about the importance of prayer and intercession, using the story of the children of Israel seeking Moses' prayers as an example. He emphasizes the power of prayer in unlocking
Lewis Williams delivers a powerful sermon warning against burning incense to brazen serpents, emphasizing the danger of focusing more on God's gifts than on God Himself. He highlights how the children
Lewis Williams preaches about the threefold nature of man, highlighting how man is made in the image of God as a trinity of spirit, soul, and body. He emphasizes that man's life is three-sided, consis
