I’d rather die believing than live doubting.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)
I’d rather die believing than live doubting.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)
When we come to the place of impossibilities, it is the grandest place for us to see the possibilities of God.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)
I can get more out of God by believing Him for one minute than by shouting at Him all night.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)
God can so fill a man with His Spirit that he can laugh and believe in the face of a thousand difficulties.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)
I find nothing in the Bible but holiness, and nothing in the world but worldliness. Therefore, if I live in the world, I will become worldly; on the other hand, if I live in the Bible, I will become holy.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)
Before God could bring me to this place He has broken me a thousand times.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)
If you are in the same place today as you were yesterday, you are a backslider.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)
There is nothing small about our God, and when we understand God we will find out that there ought not to be anything small about us. We must have an enlargement of our conception of God, then we will know that we have come to a place where all things are possible, for our God is an omnipotent God for impossible positions.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)
God wants to purify our minds until we can bear all things, believe all things, hope all things, and endure all things. God dwells in you, but you cannot have this divine power until you live and walk in the Holy Ghost, until the power of the new life is greater than the old life.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)
God’s Word never fails. He will always heal you if you dare to believe Him. Men are searching everywhere today for things with which they can heal themselves, and they ignore the fact that the Balm of Gilead (Jeremiah 8:22) is within easy reach.
Smith Wigglesworth (Evangelist, 1859 – 1947)