Stanley H. Frodsham preaches about the life of Mr. Greatheart, a man with a great heart of love and loyalty to his Master, guiding and guarding fellow pilgrims on their journey. The sermon delves into the inspiring story of Mary Jane Featherstone, known as Polly, who found salvation through the Salvation Army and became a powerful evangelist, winning souls for Christ. Polly's unwavering faith, zeal for the Lord's healing, and dedication to serving others, alongside her husband Wigglesworth, exemplify a life of spiritual fervor, hospitality, and obedience to God's calling.

Stanley H. Frodsham preaches about the abiding anointing of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the importance of praise as a spiritual sacrifice and the need to offer thanksgiving to God. He encourages believers to exchange their heaviness and mourning for a garment of praise at God's Free Clothes Exchange, leading to a life of praise and abundant blessings. Frodsham also highlights the sacrificial spirit of giving, both in material possessions and in offering our bodies as a spiritual sacrifice, ultimately surrendering to God's dominion and receiving His grace and protection.

Stanley H. Frodsham preaches about the importance of faith and praise in the Christian life. He emphasizes that a heart filled with faith will produce songs of praise, while a heart filled with unbelief will lead to murmuring and complaining. Frodsham uses the example of the children of Israel in the wilderness to illustrate the consequences of unbelief and complaining. He highlights the need to repent, look to Jesus as the remedy for sin, and continually praise and thank God for His benefits.

Stanley H. Frodsham preaches on the importance of meekness, highlighting the journey of Moses and David in learning to find their all in the Lord and expect nothing from themselves. He emphasizes the need to seek meekness as instructed by God, as it is a phase of righteousness and leads to increased joy in the Lord. Frodsham contrasts the false philosophy of seeking wealth and fame with finding true joy only in God, as demonstrated by the humble and content heart of believers like Paul and the wizened old woman in the slums.

Stanley H. Frodsham preaches about the impending great judgments of God upon the nations that have turned away from His gospel, emphasizing the severity of His wrath against ungodliness and the need for His people to be separate and purified. He warns of the seducing spirits that will deceive many, urging believers to diligently seek God, study the Scriptures, and be firmly established in His Word to discern truth from error. Frodsham encourages a continuous seeking of God, a preparation for the darkness ahead, and a commitment to righteousness and holiness in the face of great dangers and deceptions in the last days.

Stanley H. Frodsham preaches about the powerful revival years of 1857 and 1859 in the USA, Ireland, and Britain, where thousands came to Christ through prayer and preaching. Notable figures like C.H. Spurgeon, Christmas Evans, William Booth, and Smith Wigglesworth were instrumental in spreading the Gospel and leading many to salvation during this time. Smith Wigglesworth's humble beginnings, deep longing for God, and early experiences with faith and prayer shaped his remarkable journey of faith and ministry, marked by a passion for soul-winning and helping the poor.

Stanley H. Frodsham preaches about the story of the little lad who gave his tiny all, five loaves and two fishes, to Jesus, and witnessed a miraculous provision more than enough for a huge crowd. He emphasizes the importance of fully surrendering to the Master, giving up everything to receive abundantly from Him. Frodsham encourages believers to trust in God's sufficiency, grace, and Spirit, reminding them that the Faithful One supplies all their needs and that His faithfulness is their safeguard in all circumstances.

Stanley H. Frodsham shares his journey of being trained for the ministry by his wife, who believed in his potential to preach. Through their dedication to open-air services and a deep burden for lost souls, they experienced a transformation in their ministry, embracing scriptural holiness and the Baptism in the Spirit. Despite initial skepticism, Stanley witnessed miraculous healings and eventually sought the Baptism in the Holy Spirit, leading to a powerful encounter with God's presence and the manifestation of speaking in tongues.

Stanley H. Frodsham shares powerful testimonies of Smith Wigglesworth's unwavering faith in the healing power of Jesus Christ. Wigglesworth's ministry was marked by miraculous healings, deliverances from demonic oppression, and resurrections from the dead, all through the authority of the name of Jesus. His audacious faith and compassion for the afflicted led to countless lives being transformed and restored, demonstrating the truth of John 14:12 that believers will do even greater works than Jesus. Despite facing opposition and criticism, Wigglesworth remained steadfast, always attributing the miracles to Jehovah the healer and emphasizing the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ.

Stanley H. Frodsham shares the remarkable life of Smith Wigglesworth, a man who labored abundantly in faith, witnessing countless miracles and experiencing God's power in various nations. Wigglesworth's ministry was marked by a deep trust in God's promises, leading to extraordinary healings and manifestations of God's power, such as restoring sight to the blind and raising the dead. Despite facing challenges and doubts, Wigglesworth's unwavering belief in God's faithfulness allowed him to witness remarkable displays of God's glory, including healing the sick, ministering to thousands, and experiencing divine interventions in response to his prayers.

Stanley H. Frodsham preaches about the powerful healing and miraculous works of Smith Wigglesworth during his visits to Australia and New Zealand in the early 1920s. The testimonies include instant healings of a girl who had never walked, a man who had not walked in years, and individuals with chronic illnesses and diseases being completely restored by the power of God. The revival meetings led to numerous conversions, with many accepting Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior, and experiencing the tangible presence of God through signs and wonders.

Stanley H. Frodsham recounts the miraculous works of God through the ministry of Smith Wigglesworth in Europe, particularly in France and Switzerland. Despite opposition and skepticism, many experienced divine healing, salvation, and the baptism of the Holy Spirit. From cancer healings to deafness restoration, from lame walking to blind seeing, the power of God was evident in transforming lives and bodies. Even in the face of arrest and challenges, the faith and miracles witnessed in Switzerland and Denmark were undeniable, leading to countless conversions and healings.

Stanley H. Frodsham preaches about the intense pursuit of God's heart, drawing inspiration from the attitude of Smith Wigglesworth in following hard after God. Despite facing trials and attempts by the enemy to hinder his zeal, Wigglesworth's faith and passion for soul-winning remained unwavering, leading to miraculous encounters and divine interventions in people's lives. Through stories of perseverance, faith, and divine healing, Wigglesworth's life exemplifies the power of trusting God wholeheartedly and being a vessel for His compassion and miracles.