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“ Ravenhill's Best Sermon ” In my view, this is Ravenhill's best sermon. It is a blessing to God's church that we have it not only on tape, but on video also.
This is a message which really reveals Ravenhill's true preaching abilities. He is right: God did teach him to preach. It is far better structured than his other messages and it is extremely powerful. Some of the most powerful statements I have ever heard from the lips of Christians is from Ravenhill in this sermon. And considering they are about the Final Judgement, that is a very good thing. We are so prone to miss this all important subject. There are not many men who can preach on this topic like this. Excellent!
kay too (12/1/2010)
from minneapolis, mn, usa
“ Great Sermon! ” This sermon convicted me in a marvelous way. Thank you.
maranatha! ~Kay
Numbers 6:24~26
bill childers (12/22/2006)
from atlantia ga
“ Great Sermon! ” I have listened to sermons for about 42 years and not one of them is more God inspired than this one!Im sorry to say the demons{98%of the preachers} preaching and teaching today would surly martyr him today for his preaching in this post Christian nation of America!
Brother GG (12/3/2006)
from Kelowna, Canada
“ Rarely Preached Topic! ” This sermon brings eternity to our view! What a powerful sermon on the judgement seat of Christ something that is rarely preached in churches anymore!
Darryl J. Anderson (3/6/2006)
from Boise
“ Great Sermon! ” humbling accurate sermon, rare these days,indeed.
Leonard Ravenhill became one of the twentieth century's greatest authorities on revival. His message is drastic, fearless, and often radical. Appalled by the disparity between the New Testament Church and what passes for the Church today, Ravenhill gives a no-compromise call to...
