AUDIO QUALITY STARTS OFF ROUGH, BUT IT GETS BETTER AFTER A DOZEN OR SO WORDS.
Life does not need to flatten out and begin to fail after we reach age 40. Here is a man that the Holy Ghost saw fit to tell us he was "above forty years old" when he received his miracle!
It is never too late when GOD is in the situation. Whenever needy souls truly turn to our Lord, He receives and heals them.
This is a most encouraging message from the Fourth Chapter of Acts, given by God's old prophet to America, the late Evangelist VANCE HAVNER. May it prove a blessing wherever it is heard!
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“ Great Sermon! ” Thank you Lord for sending this word to me. Pastor Havner is a wonderful messenger.
Agnes Cherokee Rose (1/13/2017)
from Tennessee
“ Great Sermon! ” I just turned 61 this week. I have been a christian since I was 16 years old. I had been pondering this week about this very thing. I have never been so blessed as I was by listening to this sermon. God led me to Vance Havner a week ago. Before this, I had never heard of him.
I wept listening t this man of God, and my courage is renewed.
Thank you!
janine (7/18/2012)
from Louisiana
“ Great Sermon! ” This is so precious. There's always a voice in the wilderness.
Curt Lovelace (7/18/2012)
from Prague, Czech Republic
“ Very good reminders. Good illustrations, too. ” I'm thankful for this reminder. I am considerably more than 40!
Vance Havner was born October 17, 1901, in the Western North Carolina locality of Jugtown. Though his ministry eventually took him to major cities throughout America, Dr. Havner maintained a love for the quiet and simple ways of his more rural past. His academic experience...
