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God's Generals: The Healing Evangelists

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God's Generals: The Healing Evangelists

In his fourth Godâ€™s Generals volume, Roberts Liardon chronicles Godâ€™s great healing evangelists of the twentieth century. Journey with such paragons of faith as:

Oral Robertsâ€”one of the most influential Christian leaders in the twentieth century, Roberts had a healing ministry that spread from rural tent meetings to a world-class university, hospital, and medical school.
Lester Sumrallâ€”after being miraculously healed of tuberculosis as a boy, Sumrall dedicated the rest of his life to sharing the gospel and Godâ€™s healing power with audiences around the world, both in person and through television broadcasts.
Charles and Frances Hunterâ€”often called the â€œHappy Hunters,â€ Charles and Frances were known around the world as two of the most anointed and enthusiastic evangelists on earth.
George Jeffreysâ€”this Welsh Pentecostal preacher ministered along with his brother Stephen at camps, conventions, and church meetings across England and Ireland, with reports of miraculous healings and other acts of God accompanying them.
F. F. Bosworthâ€”a Depression-era Pentecostal faith healer and one of the founders of the Assemblies of God, Bosworth was known during the 1920s for his interdenominational â€œbig tentâ€ revivals and large auditorium healing meetings.

As you read about the lives of these ministry pioneers, your faith for signs and miracles will grow as you anticipate seeing Godâ€™s mighty hand move in the church today.
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