Lessons from the Life of Moody
Lessons from the Life of Moody
- Author: George Sweeting
- Length: 161
- Edition: Paperback
- Publisher: Moody Publishers
Description of Lessons from the Life of Moody:
D.L Moody, an untrained, unordained layman has been called the most famous clergyman of the nineteenth century. Credited with establishing three schools, including the Moody Bible Institute, a church, and a publishing house, his impact reaches into the twenty-first century. George and Donald Sweeting have taken sections from Moody's life and shown what we can learn from this great man of God.
Information on Lessons from the Life of Moody from the publisher:
Focuses on the lessons Moody learned in his ministry, the lessons he taught those around him, and the lessons you can learn today from the 19th century's greatest evangelist.
About George Sweeting:
George Sweeting served as President of Moody Bible Institute from 1971-1987. After 1987 he became the Chancellor of Moody until his retirement in 2000. Currently he writes a column for Moody Magazine called "Climbing Higher." He can be heard on Moody stations on a devotional feature by the same name. Donald Sweeting is the son of George Sweeting. He is a graduate of Moody Bible Institute and currently serves as Senior Pastor of Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church in Englewood, Co.
Description of George Sweeting, author of Lessons from the Life of Moody:
Few lives cast as long a shadow of impact as that of Dwight Lyman Moody. Moody possessed a great love for God which guided all he believed and accomplished. Through his evangelistic campaigns and Sunday school work, this shoe-salesman-turned-evangelist encouraged thousands to commit their lives to Christ.