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reacher at 17, founder of a college at 21.
Great preacher in London at 20 preaching 8-10 times a week.
19 churches planted, amazing memory and powerful delivery, gifted orator. |
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| 1703-1799, Founder of Methodism which brought about a major revival in England. Preached regularly to thousands at 5:00am. |
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Former law clerk who became the greatest 19th century revivalist after encounter with God.
100,000 in Rochester alone, mostly prayed his sermons through. |
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Layman turned preacher. Revolutionized Chicago as a revivalist.
Focus on saving souls |
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Begin expository preaching an hour before time.
No formal training, careful thoughts through insights. |
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Most heard evangelist of all time
simply gospel sermons full of conviction
literally millions converted around the world |
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Dean of Adventist Preachers
Founded the Voice of Prophecy
Thousands converted |
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First Adventist to lead 1000 people to baptism in a single campaign
Influenced thousands of SDA ministers |
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First worldwide Adventist preacher/evangelist
First to successfully do public evangelism in Western Europe.
Founder of NADEI |
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As a student, prayed to fill soccer stadiums.
Has preached to 30- 40,000 people at a time. |
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First SDA chaplain of the US Senate
Has two doctorates, able to appeal cross culturally. |
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Best known Adventist pulpiteer
Has DMin in preaching
Clear Bible insight |
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| 7 Characteristics of power sources of Jesus’ preaching. |
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Inspiring,Revealing, Authoritative
Purposeful, illustrative, Clear/simple
Engaging
Responsive |
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Make Disciples- Matt 28
Preach Gospel- Mk. 16
Proclaim forgiveness- Luke 24
Witness- Acts 1 |
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