Sermons & Devotionals by Revival Messages

He Who Abides Must Also Walk By Andrew Murray He who seeks to abide in Christ must walk even as He walked. A branch bears fruit of the same sort as the vine to which it belongs. The life of the vine and the branch is so completely identical that the manifestation of that life must be identical too. ... Read More

Heart And Heat! By E. M. Bounds "God requires to be represented by a fiery Church. He can and does tolerate many things in the way of infirmity and error in His children. He can and will pardon sin when the penitent prays, but two things are intolerable to Him--insincerity and lukewarmness. Lack of ... Read More

Helps In Dealing With Souls By Arthur T. Pierson Many Christians have found themselves utterly helpless in dealing with inquirers. They have not been able to meet the difficulties in the way of some, and as a result, their work has been most discouraging. The following have been found to be most hel... Read More

Here's Where We Come In By Lois J. Stucky Articles in this issue of Herald of His Coming stir our hearts to put away anything that is between our soul and our Saviour. Sin clogs the faith and prayer channels. "Oh God, search our hearts! Help us repent of any sin revealed and make things right with Y... Read More

Hindrances To Obtaining The Blessing By Samuel L. Brengle Holiness has not legs and does not go walking about visiting idle people, as a lazy Christian seemed to think who told me that he thought the experience would “come” to him “some day.” The fact is, there are hindrances in the way of holiness ... Read More

Hold Fast True Riches By Martha S. Nicholson Let me hold lightly things of this earth; Transient treasures, what are they worth? Moths can corrupt them, rust can decay; All their bright beauty fades in a day. Let me hold lightly temporal things -- I, who am deathless, I, who wear wings! Let me hold ... Read More

Holiness And Christ’s Return By D. M. Panton The divorce between the teaching of consecration and the heralding of Christ’s return is a painful and dangerous development of the moment. “The Judge standing before the doors” is no longer the dynamic truth that shook the apostolic church to its foundat... Read More

Holiness – What Is It? By Samuel Brengle “This is the will of God, even your sanctification…For God hath not called us unto uncleanness, but unto holiness” (1 Thess. 4:3,7). Without holiness, “no man shall see the Lord” (Heb. 12:14). Therefore, “Be ye holy!” (1 Peter 1:16). Anyone who reads his Bibl... Read More

Holy And Believing Remnant By R. H. Moon Always among God’s people there has been a holy and believing remnant who prayed down the outpouring of the Spirit. When things were blackest and most discouraging, such as these sought the face of God, and God heard and answered their prayers. Such is the ca... Read More

How I Learned To Pray For The Lost By L. J. M. Believers everywhere are burdened for unsaved or backsliding loved ones. However, many are praying in a spirit of fear and worry instead of in faith. This has caused the writer to seek for definite light on how to pray, feeling the need of praying the r... Read More

How May We Love Him More? By F. B. Meyer Spend much time alone in contemplating what He has done for you, and what He is, as the “Chiefest among ten thousand” and the “altogether lovely .” Stir the inner fire by means of memory, and let hope pile on it the fuel of promise till it begins to blaze. Cu... Read More

How May We Love Him More? By F. B. Meyer Spend much time alone in contemplating what He has done for you, and what He is, as the "Chiefest among ten thousand" and the "altogether lovely." Stir the inner fire by means of memory. Let hope pile on it the fuel of promise until it begins to blaze. Cultiv... Read More

How Spiritual Power Is Lost By R. A. Torrey One of the strangest and saddest stories of the Old Testament history is that of Samson. It is also one of the most instructive. He was by far the most remarkable man of his day. The grandest opportunities were open to him, but after striking temporary vic... Read More

How To Abide? By F.B. Meyer Hand over to Christ every temptation. When you feel temptation approaching you, as a bird by some quick instinct is aware that the hawk is hovering near, then instantly lift your heart to Christ for deliverance. He cannot rebuff or fail you. “He shall cover thee with His ... Read More

How To Be A Triumphant Christian The converted sinner loves God and is resolved to live for God. But he soon realizes that there are conflicts. We have an adversary, Satan, who seeks constantly to sidetrack us, and defeat us. We can overcome him and be victorious each day if we will -- 1. Yield to t... Read More

How To Break A Fast By Evangelist James Miller The following suggestions are from my own experience: fresh orange juice, or other fruit juices, are good to break a fast. If a short fast, they may be taken undiluted. If a longer fast, dilute with water and take a glass every two hours the first day o... Read More

How to Memorize Scripture By C. N. Peckham Jesus said, “The words that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life” (John 6:63). When Scripture is memorized the mind has to meditate upon the words which are being mastered, and these often become the words of Jesus to the heart. These words ... Read More

Humility And Death To Self By Andrew Murray "He humbled Himself and became obedient unto death" (Phil. 2:8). Humility is the path to death, because in death it gives the highest proof of its perfection. Humility is the blossom of which death to self is the perfect fruit. Jesus humbled Himself unto d... Read More

Humility And Exaltation By Andrew Murray "He that humbleth himself shall be exalted" (Luke 14:11, 18:13). "God giveth grace to the humble. Humble yourself in the sight of the Lord, and He shall exalt you" (James 4:10). "Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you ... Read More

Humility And Faith By Andrew Murray In an address I recently heard, the speaker said that the blessings of the higher Christian life were often like the objects exposed in a shop window--one could see them clearly and yet could not reach them. If told to stretch out his hand and take, a man would an... Read More