Never Let Go 3/1 Tuesday Truth

You cannot meet the terrible things that await you in the world unless you secure the blessing of God. You must never let go. Whatever you are seeking -- a fresh revelation, light on the path, some particular thing -- never let go. Victory is yours if you are earnest enough. If you are in darkness, if you need a fresh revelation, if your mind needs relief, if there are problems you cannot solve, lay hold of God and declare, "...I will not let thee go, except thou bless me" (Genesis 32:26). -- Smith Wigglesworth

Get Alone With God 2/28 Monday Meditation

Oh, how we need to get alone with God, to be broken, to be changed, to be transformed! And when we do meet with Him, He interposes, and all care and strife are at an end. Get alone with God and receive the revelation of His infinite grace, and of His wonderful purposes and plans for your life. -- Smith Wigglesworth

His Tender Compassion 2/25 Friday Faith

Many things may happen in our lives to show us how depraved we are by nature, but when the veil is lifted we see how merciful and tender God is. His tender compassion is over us all the time. -- Smith Wigglesworth

Holy and Perfect in Him 2/24 Thursday Thoughts

Someone says, "I can never be perfect! It is beyond my furthest thought." Just so! It is! But as we press on, the Holy Ghost enlightens and we enter in as Paul says according to the revelation of the Spirit. I am perfected as I launch out into God by faith, His blood covering my sin, His rigteousness covering my unrighteousness, His perfection covering my imperfection. I am holy and perfect in Him. --Smith Wigglesworth

Our Full Cupboard 2/23 Wednesday Wisdom

Our full cupboard is often our greatest hindrance. It is when we are empty and undone and come to God in our nothingness and helplessness, He picks us up. -- Smith Wigglesworth

Out of Ourselves 2/22 Tuesday Truth

God has come to lead us out of ourselves into Himself, and to take us from the ordinary into the extraordinary, from the human into the divine, and make us after the image of His Son. Oh, what a Savior! -- Smith Wigglesworth

The Word Gives Life 2/21 Monday Meditation

The Word of God comes in to separate us from everything that is not of God. It destroys. It also gives life. He must bring to death all that is carnal in us. It was after the death of Christ that God raised Him up on high, and as we are dead with Him we are raised up and made to sit in heavenly places in the new life that the Spirit give. -- Smith Wigglesworth

Author, Finisher, Perfecter 2/18 Friday Faith

He spoke the Word and stars came into being, can He not speak the Word that will produce a mighty faith in us? Ah, this One who is the author and finisher of our faith comes and dwells within us, quickens us by His Spirit, and molds us by His will. He comes to live His life of faith within us and to be to us all that we need. And He who has begun a good work within us will complete it and perfect it; for He not only is the author but the finisher and perfecter of our faith. -- Smith Wigglesworth

Be a Heavenly People 2/17 Thursday Thoughts

If you are living an earthly life, all taken up with sensual things, and expect things from heaven, they will never come. God wants us to be a heavenly people, seated with Him in the heavenlies, and laying hold of all the things in heaven that are at our disposal. -- Smith Wigglesworth

All You Came For 2/16 Wednesday Wisdom

Believe that when you come into the presence of God you can have all you came for. You can take it away; and you can use it, for all the power of God is at your disposal in response to your faith. The price for all was paid by the blood of Jesus Christ at Calvary. Oh, He is the living God, the One who has power to change us. -- Smith Wigglesworth

Because We Believe 2/15 Tuesday Truth

Beloved, we may do much praying and groaning, but we do not receive from God because of that; we receive because we believe. And yet sometimes it takes God a long time to bring us through the groaning and the crying before we can believe. -- Smith Wigglesworth

By Faith 2/14 Monday Meditation

We read in the Word that by faith Abel offered unto God a more excellent sacrifice than Cain; by faith Enoch was translated that he should not see death; by faith Noah prepared an ark to the saving of his house; by faith Abraham, when he was called to go out into a place which he should after receive for an inheritance, obeyed (Hebrews 11). There is only one way to all the treasures of God, and that is the way of faith. All things are possible, the fulfilling of all promises, to him that believeth. And it is all by grace. ... by grace are ye saved through faith, and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God. (Eph. 2:8). -- Smith Wigglesworth

Our Emptiness and Helplessness 2/11 Friday Faith

How could those weak and helpless fishermen, poor and needy, ignorant and unlearned, do the works of Christ and greater works than He had done? They were incapable. None of us is able. But our emptiness has to be clothed with divine fulness, and our helplessness has to be filled with the power of His helpfulness. Paul knew this when he gloried in all that brought him down in weakness, for flowing into his weakness came a mighty deluge of divine power. -- Smith Wigglesworth

Strong in Faith 2/10 Thursday Thoughts

God wants to bring us to the place of believing, where, despite all contradictions around, we are strong in faith, giving God glory. As we fully believe God, He will be glorified, and we will prove a blessing to the whole world as was our father Abraham. -- Smith Wigglesworth

What Do You Have? 2/9 Wednesday Wisdom

What do you have? A well of water? That is good as far as it goes. But Christ wants to see a plentiful supply of the river of the Holy Ghost flowing through you. -- Smith Wigglesworth

The Master Has What You Need 2/8 Tuesday Truth

The Master can give you that which will satisfy. He has in Himself just what you need at this hour. He knows your greatest need. You need the blessed Holy Ghost, not merely to satisfy your thirst, but to satisfy the needs of thirsty ones everywhere, for as the blessed Holy Spirit flows through you like rivers of living water, these floods will break what needs to be broken, they will bring to death that which should be brought to death, but they will bring life and fruitage where there is none. - Smith Wigglesworth

Our God Is an Active God 2/7 Monday Meditation

Our God is an active God. His thunder is just as loud today as it was in the first century. His lightning is just as vivid as it was in the days of the early church. The sound of the mighty rushing wind is just the same today as it was on the day of the Pentecost. Pray for the violent blasts of wind from heaven, expect them, and you will get them. And do not be afraid of them. -- Smith Wigglesworth

Respectability and Decorum 2/4 Friday Faith

The motto of the cold, indifferent, worldly church is, "Respectability and decorum," respectability inspired by one who is far from respectable -- Satan. . . A generation that prides itself upon its respectability and decorum despises the manifestations of the Spirit of God. -- Smith Wigglesworth

God Can Transform You 2/3 Thursday Thoughts

God is able to so transform you and change you, that all the old order has to go before God's new order. Do you think that God will make you to be a failure? God never made man to be a failure. He made man to be a son, to walk the earth in the power of the Spirit, master over the flesh and the devil, until nothing arises within him except that which will magnify and glorify the Lord. -- Smith Wigglesworth

What Made Them Bold? 2/2 Wednesday Wisdom

Look at the disciples. Before they received the Holy Spirit they were in bondage. When Christ said, "One of you shall betray Me," they were all doubtful of themselves and said, "Is it I?" They were conscious of their human depravity and helplessness. Peter said, "Though I should die with Thee, yet will I not deny Thee." The others declared the same; yet they all forsook Him and fled. But after the power of God fell upon them in the upper room, they were like lions to meet difficulty. They were bold. What made them so? The purity and power that is by the Spirit. -- Smith Wigglesworth