Author Archives: The Town Crier Outlet

JOHN WESLEY (Wesleyan Revival Preacher, from 1738 to 1741) 1. Albert Outler’s John Wesley’s Sermons – I will list the sermons Wesley was writing in his study, and preaching from his heart without notes on the streets, during the Wesleyan … Continue reading →

As I reflected on the various kinds of atheism and agnosticism–both secular and religious–I went to bed sort of disturbed in my mind. I prayed in tongues and felt God’s presence, and then fell asleep. After several hours of sleep, … Continue reading →

The devil is very active these days. From what I see in the Bible, in my theology studies, my dreams and visions, street preaching, and my daily experiences–I’m going to draw some conclusions here. But I think that they are … Continue reading →

By the grace of God: I will uphold sound doctrine, love God and man, and live a righteous life. I will repent when I fall, plead the blood of Jesus, and preach the Gospel to every creature. I will put … Continue reading →

In the comments one person mentioned Edwards as a guy who may have followed this type of thinking. I disagree. And perhaps the comment was not directed at what I am referring to here. In my reading of Edwards he … Continue reading →

My emphasis is upon what has become so common today in evangelicalism. What I am referring to is this constant reference to God communicating with people through what seems like every way imaginable with the exception of the Scripture. Often … Continue reading →

Outline of Extempore Street Sermon (After Preaching It) 1. Atonement and Judgment Day – 00:00 – 4:12 2. Deathbed Confession vs. Living for God – 4:12 – 5:32 3. Atheism vs. Living by Faith in Christ – 5:34 – 6:33 … Continue reading →

30 minutes of quiet open air street preaching–and one interested person at the end who might meet us for house church! Praise God! At 25:35, this Gospel fisherman got a bite! Mark 16:15, NKJV: “Go into all the world and … Continue reading →

These four books provide a quick route to understanding the Gospel according to the four great revivalists of the Great Awakenings: Jonathan Edwards, John Wesley, George Whitefield, and Charles Finney. These are powerful weapons for open air preaching. But I … Continue reading →