brentw
Jan 2, 2006
Has anyone heard L.Ravenhills funeral service on tape??
Has anyone heard L.Ravenhills funeral service on tape??
As in listened to or available?
I thought he was still alive, when did Ravenhill die?
Has anyone listened to his funeral service??
Leonard Ravenhill's Memorial Servicehttps://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/visit.php?lid=2130Ravenhill died in 1996. Also here are a few other funeral service sermons available on SI:Funeral Service for A.W. Tozerhttps://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/visit.php?lid=5628Funeral Service For T. Austin Sparkshttps://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/visit.php?lid=36
Thanks, Greg
Paul Ravenhill is preaching at the end. Love it!
The poem that his son David wrote while at his dad's bedside made me weep. As I told David, I want my children to glorify God when they think of me like that!-Chris
Thank you all, I am not big on funerals, maybe a condition I still need growth. I would of not listened to Leonard's unless you would of asked the question here and the thread that followed. I am still listening to it, it fact because of all the distractions here (my work place) I will probably listen to it several more times. It is a testimony to a life well spent for the Lord, and the irony of Ravenhills work still influencing believers still today almost 10 years after his departure in my case I would of never heard him speak if it was not for this website. Now I am reading the books on his list, and I always keep a look out for books he wrote himself.Ravenhill is an inspiration, a teacher, a preacher, and most of all and first a man of God. He has taken me to the wood shed more than once for a good spanken I needed and the Lord is still using him to convict Luke warm Christians.Leonard's life was so much like Paul's, He knew who he served and his faith in Christ and the anointing the Lord gave him gave him kept him strong until the very end of his life, he never stopped, slowed down, yielded, he hated compromise, confronted bad doctrine, and the legalist hated him. He ran the good race. Leonard is one of the saints I want to thank when I get to heaven. He was another that could of made it big in the corporate world, had many toys, huge bank account, been even more famous. He forsook all of that for his Lord and Savior, and for our benefit and teaching. THANK YOU LeonardAn Interview with Leonard Ravenhill (video) Is a must see also, see the man before you hear his memorial.https://www.sermonindex.net/modules/mydownloads/visit.php?lid=1702
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