Selected Sermons of John G. Lake: Volume 2

John G. Lake (1870-1935) was an early leader in the Pentecostal movement, and brushed elbows with some of the most influential founders. Throughout his writings and sermons, he speaks of Charles Parham, William Seymour, Maria Woodworth-Etter, J. A. Dowie, and many others.Of all ministers throughout the movement's history, it is possible that Lake has the most diverse resum. He worked directly with Dowie in Zion City (before Dowie's fall), spent five years in Africa as a missionary, and held a pastorate in Spokane, Washington for many years, all while running "Healing Rooms," where he and his followers ministered to the sick so effectively that Spokane was called the healthiest city in America at the time.This is volume 1 of a 3 volume series, which serve as an exhaustive collection of Lake's sermons, writings, and more. All three are available for purchase through Amazon.We've got this book and many more like it available through our website. Be sure to check us out at JawboneDigital.comThe Table of Contents of this book are as follows:1. Adventures in God2. More Adventures in God3. The Grace of Divine Healing4. The Secret of Miracles5. The Sabbath6. Healing Consciousness7. The Offense of the Cross 8. The Spirit of God9. Divine Healing10. Salvation Shall Flow as a Tide11. The Resurrection12. Sin in the Flesh13. Christian Communion14. The Power of Consecration to Principle15. Have Christians a Right to Pray "If It Be Thy Will" Concerning Sickness?16. Compassion17. Reality 18 .Spiritualism