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twmodules.com is a support website to the program theWord (for free). We expand on their theWord module library. We find Christian works of all sorts and make them into theWord modules. I am an active pastor, and many of these modules I have used in my own sermon creation. Suggestions and works to research are welcome (contact me at [email protected]). Please donate to this effort at paypal.me/davidcoxmex.

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Carradine, Beverly – Revival Sermons

Posted on November 5, 2019March 16, 2020 by wlue777

In this 12 chapter work on Revival Sermons by Carradine (Nazarene-Methodist), he presents some thoughts about revivals.

September 2020 Updated Modules

Note that I do not promote the post on this website to a newer date based on a new version of the tw module.
Updates of posts depend on changes in the post. Updates of modules depends on changes in the module.
To see what is changed, download the module, and Right click on the title, check in the module properties under history of versions.