Ever Increasing Faith is a timeless collection of eighteen messages that Smith Wigglesworth preached around the world, from Australia to Sweden, to America. From his early days as a plumber, Smith became an evangelistic dynamo after his baptism in the Holy Spirit at age forty-eight. Often preaching three times a day, he led thousands to Christ and shared messages worldwide that brought healing to vast numbers of the sick and dying.
In this revised edition, certain expressions have been updated for clarity and readability. The original dynamic messages that Smith preached over a span of forty years remain the same, covering topics such as divine healing, spiritual gifts, baptism in the Holy Spirit, prophecy and discerning of evil spirits. Known as the “Apostle of Faith,” Smith Wigglesworth remains bigger than life over sixty-seven years after his death.
Table of Contents:
Foreword
Chapter 1: Have Faith in God
Chapter 2: Deliverance to the Captives
Chapter 3: The Power of the Name
Chapter 4: Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?
Chapter 5: I Am the Lord That Healeth Thee
Chapter 6: Himself Took Our Infirmities
Chapter 7: Our Risen Christ
Chapter 8: Righteousness
Chapter 9: The Words of This Life
Chapter 10: Life in the Spirit
Chapter 11: What It Means to Be Full of the Spirit
Chapter 12: The Bible Evidence of the Baptism in the Spirit
Chapter 13: Concerning Spiritual Gifts
Chapter 14: The Word of Knowledge and Faith
Chapter 15: Gifts of Healings and Miracles
Chapter 16: The Gift of Prophecy
Chapter 17: The Discerning of Spirits
Chapter 18: The Gift of Tongues
About the Author:
Smith Wigglesworth (1859-1947) was one of the most prominent healing evangelists of the early Pentecostal movement. However, he was largely unknown outside his town in northern England until he was forty-eight years old. That was when, in 1907, he was baptized in the Holy Spirit and began to preach with amazing boldness. People who heard him experienced deep conviction, and those who were ill got healed. For the next forty years, he held salvation and healing meetings around the world. Smith helped to establish the Pentecostal movement in New Zealand and Australia and became a well-known speaker across Europe and North America. Gospel Publishing House published two books of his sermons, which remain in print and have been translated into many languages.
