Smith Wigglesworth Secret

This book was such an inspiration to me. It encouraged me to reach out and believe in the greatness of God. I had to share it with others. What an amazing Christian! This book about Wigglesworth's life and faith has brought such joy to my spiritual life.

It is sad to say, but the Church of Jesus Christ, generally speaking, has gone mad. We keep doing the same thing over and over again and we keep obtaining the same results; no miracles, fornication and adultery in greater numbers in the church, no power, no commitment, and we expect from God to show His Glory and His Power to His Church. I admire the determination and diligence exhibited by this man of God named Smith Wigglesworth. He took to heart what Jesus said about doing greater things. Smith could have also said like the Apostle Paul said, "Be imitators of me as I am of Christ." What a challenge to meet! What a man! Even better...what a Great God he served and honored!!! We have a long way to go if we are going to make an impact on this Earth. Repentance, submission, and obedience will get us there and beyond what we dreamed we could accomplish in Christ Jesus. Let's us pay the price and let us find "The Secret of His Power."

This book is an awesome example of what Father can do when we as his children believe what he has said.

If you want to read what happens to a life totally opened to be used by God, read this. If you need inspiration by another's example to believe for the for the impossible, no matter what; read this. If you want encouragement to be the most you can be in Christ, read this. If, in the midst of a world that teaches you that God no longer moves as he once did; you want to be used in the power of the Holy Spirit, read this! If you want to be able to beleive for the miraculous, whether in healing, deliverance, salvation, or God's provisions, read this! It does not make you want to be like Wigglesworth. (He would be upset at it's title!) What it does is make you want to be all that you can be to accomplish the most for Jesus.

This underappreciated book was written by a close personal friend of Smith Wigglesworth. Hibbert received healing as a child under the ministry of another Wigglesworth friend, and then came to the evangelist's attention, enjoying Wigglesworth's fellowship through his childhood years as well as the formative years of his own ministry. He unveils the handful of secrets of Wigglesworth's power in the Holy Spirit. This Yorkshire plumber turned evangelist was taught to read by his wife with the Bible as his primer. For the rest of his days, he stubbornly refused to read anything else. He considered feeding his spirit with the Word paramount to feeding the body and after each meal would insist on reading a chapter aloud from his New Testament or Bible (one or the other of which he was never without) no matter who the company was. He would then take a few minutes for prayer. This is one example of how Wigglesworth, day in and day out, numerous times a day, fed and strengthened his spirit. This secret, along with his ability to slip into God's presence wherever he might be, his natural, virtually unending flow of prayer, and his daily walk in the love of Christ for others, propelled Wigglesworth into a place of empowerment in the Holy Spirit not often heard of since the days of the early church. Through these secrets he became a juggernaut of faith, a man whose message was confirmed by God with healing miracles, and an apostle for whom the forces of darkness and fear were no match. "Ever Increasing Faith" by Wigglesworth and Stanley Frodsham's "Smith Wigglesworth: Apostle of Faith" are also highly recommended.