The Changed Life


changed lifeThe Changed Life  was originally intended to be given as a spoken
address by the renowned nineteenth-century Scottish evangelist Henry Drummond.
This work is grouped under the following topics: The Changed Life, Formula of
Sanctification, The Alchemy of Influence, and The First Experiment.
Once again, these beautiful and deeply moving reflections can be enjoyed
as originally plannedas sermons designed to inspire a positive change within
the listener.

Gods supreme gift to mankind is love.

Of all the books that have been written about love, perhaps none have been as influential
and inspirational as The Greatest Thing in the World. Based on the 13th chapter of I
Corinthians, this classic message has directed millions of people to the way of 1 happiness.
Henry Drummond examines Pauls contrasts, analysis, and defense of love to point out that
the greatest gift from God is love. He shows that not only is living a life of love its own reward,
but that it is Gods ultimate test of our faith. The simple beauty and positive truths of this
dynamic sermon will encourage you to practice the power and blessing of love in every area
of your life.

Henry Drummond (1851-97), Scottish theologian and biologist was born at Stirling. He studied at Edinburgh, and in 1884 he became professor of Natural Science at the Free Church College in Glasgow. He traveled in the Rocky Mountains, Central Africa, Japan, Australia, etc. Works include Natural Law in the Spiritual World (1883), The Ascent of Man (1894), and Tropical Africa (1888).

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One Response to The Changed Life

  1. Mike says:

    Can I include some extracts of this powerful story on my website?

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