Offered for your consideration today:
Rare recordings of preachers from our
past on cd: entitled
Echoes From Glory - Narrated
by Mark Holston
Length = 78min 23sec
Listen to the voices of some preachers from our past
Dwight L. Moody {1837- One of the greatest Bible
preachers of all time, Reading the Beatitudes}
Ira Sankey {1840-1908 Sings "God be
with you till we meet again"
Billy Sunday {1862- Prohibition-Anti-Booze}
J. Wilber
Chapman {1859-1918 Reads from the Bible - Although not converted
until his later years, at the age of four he was often seen standing on his chair using it
for a pulpit, acting out the role of a preacher. A Presbyterian, he had great success in
four pastorates, but is best remembered as a powerful evangelist}
Charles N. Alexander {1867-1920
Sings the Glory Chorus - "I have yet to see the first church that remained empty for
long where each person entered heartily into the singing of hymns. In order to maintain
this equality [between preaching and singing], every individual must be made to feel his
responsibility in the singing part of the worship."
"Chalie," as he was known to thousands who attended the great revival crusades
of R. A. Torrey and J. Wilbur Chapman, was a gifted musician.
Charles F. Weigle {Talks and sings the song he composed "No one ever cared for me like
Jesus"} This song is the product of one of the darkest periods of his life. he spent
most of his life as an iterant evangelist and gospel songwriter. One day after returning
home from an evangelistic crusade, he found a note left by his wife of many yeras. The
note said she had had enough of an evangelist's life and that she was leaving him.
Weigle became so despondent during the next several years that there were even times when
he contemplated suicide. There was the terrible despair that no one really cared for him
anymore. Gradually his spiriutual faith was restored, and he once again became active in
the Christian ministry. Soon he felt compelled to write this song.
Charles Edward
Fuller {1887-1968 Established the Gospel Broadcasting Association in
1933 and in October 1934 the first Old Fashoined Revival Hour program was aired.
Homer Rodeheaver {1880-1955 Singing "When Jesus Comes"}
Rodney (Gipsy) Smith {1860-1947 Sings I can hear my Saviour calling - Was an English evangelist who
made over forty evangelistic trips abroad to such countries as the United States,
Australia and south Africa}
Harry A. Ironside {During the early half of the 20th
century, he was perhaps America's most beloved pastor and teacher}
Bob Jones Sr. {1883-1968 Preaches about earnestly
contending for the faith} The acid test of our love for God is obedience to His Word. The
greatest ability is dependability. The test of you character is what it takes to stop you.
Trust God as if it all depends upon Him, and work as if it all depends upon you.
Martin R. Dehaun {Speak on the coming of Christ}
Robert G. Lee {1886-1978 Preaches payday Sunday} Dr. Lee
preached his famous sermon, "Pay Day Someday" over 1200 times in the United
States and other countries.
John Richard Rice {1895-1980} Marked with a sincere spirit of compassion. Those who knew him best,
knew a man who loved them. In preaching, in prayer, and in personal life, Dr. Rice wept
over sinners and with saints. Left behind a legacy in writing of more than 200 titles,
with a combined circulation of over 61 million copies.
Oliver B. Green {Preaching
in a tent meeting} Accepted Christ as his Saviour at the age of 20. Five months later, the
Lord called him to preach. For 35 years, he conducted revivals all across Americ in
churches and in his own tent, until failing health forced him to stop. Preached a daily
radio broadcast over a network which grew from one station to 180 stations at his death
(The Gospel Hour).
John Frank Norris 1877-1952 {Giving the testimony of the conversion of Sam Jones} Called "The
Fighting Fundamentalist," "The Texas Tornado," "The Preacher,"
"The Two-Gun Parson." A true hellfire and damnation preacher, J. Frank Norris
could easily be called the most controversial man who ever lived in Fort Worth.
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Thank You for looking and I look forward
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