PENTECOASTAL REVIVAL HISTORY
"A Vow Unto God": Smith Wigglesworth's Most Famous Sermon
Smith Wigglesworth was a British evangelist and faith healer who was highly influential in the Pentecostal Movement during the early 20th century. He was born on June 8, 1859, in Menston, Yorkshire. His parents were very poor, but they instilled in him a strong work ethic. He was the oldest of seven children and often worked as a plasterer and a carpenter to help pay the family bills.
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The Impact of Edward Irving in the Pentecostal Faith
Edward Irving (1792–1834) was an influential and ground-breaking British prelate and theologian and one of the great leaders of the 19th century's Ecclesiological Movement. Irving was born in Annan,...
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The Books of the Pentecostals 1900-1948
We can know much about the Pentecostal movement by looking at the books that were written by authors from 1900-1948.
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Name it and Claim it Theology
The Word of Faith teaching, also known as having a positive confession is a theological belief in the power of words. It derives from a Pentecostal movement that developed in the United States during ...
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The Life of Smith Wigglesworth - God's Apostle of Faith
Experience the incredible life and healing ministry of Smith Wigglesworth - God's Apostle of Faith. Smith Wigglesworth was God's apostle of faith. Married to Polly Wigglesworth they impacted the ...
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Azusa Street Revival William Joseph Seymour
Explore the history and legacy of the Azusa Street Revival, the momentous 1906 Pentecostal revival founded by William Joseph Seymour, an African American religious leader. Azusa Street Revival wa...
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The Importance of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit in the New Light Movement
The New Light movement, which began around 1908, was a period of creative change that had a transformative effect on Pentecostalism. It was a response to both the Holiness movement of the late 19th ce...
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