Video message on ‘The cost of discipleship,’ by Leonard Ravenhill – Parts 1 thru 11
‘The cost of discipleship,’ by Leonard Ravenhill – Parts 1-11
Leonard Ravenhill was a solid preacher, and Bible teacher. No frills, no thrills, no contemporary clichés.
He told the story of an old preacher by the name of Henry Varley (1835-1912.) Henry Varley was preaching a sermon, and said the following to the crowd. “The world is yet to see what God can do through one man who is totally committed to Jesus Christ.”
One man sitting in the crowd later stated that he wanted to become a man like that. His name was D.L. Moody.
Do you feel that you’re not qualified for the Lord to use you? Ravenhill reminded us that Moody had only a fifth grade education. The Lord still mightily used Moody. The best education anyone can have is a Bible, the Holy Spirit, and a willing surrendered heart.
As he stated in video #11, calling persons to an “altar call” (Biblically) would be for one of two reasons. For either “death, or sacrifice.” He then said if anyone does come forward at his altar call, “come to die.” Today most altar calls are unbiblical. Although an altar call for ‘repentance,’ could be a way of sacrificing self.
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I love the way he handled the person that walked in late – in the middle of his message (video #2.) Ravenhill’s LONG pause sent a very clear message.
Too many today in the church casually walk in late, and even walk ‘in and out’ during the message.
Church etiquette is a missing principle today (in some churches.)
As he stated in video #11, calling persons to an “altar call” (Biblically) would be for one of two reasons. Either “death or sacrifice.” He then said if anyone does come forward at his altar call, “come to die.” Today most altar calls have become heretical. Although an altar call for ‘repentance,’ could be a way of sacrificing self.