Far too often we forget the wonderful ways that God worked in the mighty revivals of old. We also forget the testimony of the men that God used. Mighty men. Men who prayed and preached under the power of the Holy Ghost. Through electronic means, some of these voices have been preserved so we can remember voices from the past.
General William Booth was the founder of the Salvation Army. Begun in 1878 as a street-preaching ministry, he later changed the emphasis to charity. William Booth was a gospel preacher, and in this pre-1912 recording he illustrates the sure destruction of the ungodly with a story about a ship along the stormy coast.
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In 1865 Booth came across a group of evangelists who were struggling to hold an open air meetings. Such was Booth's impact that he was invited to become the leader of the group. His first words to his wife when he returned home later in the day were: 'Kate, I've found my...
