Quotes by Michael Wigglesworth

“I told him: no man who walks by FAITH is ever moved by the circumstances. I told him: when we Pray, we BELIEVE we have received. From that moment forward, we just begin to give thanks. This battle was won in Prayer before we ever got to the hospital. This is also very important when it comes to the salvation of your loved ones. Many times when you Pray, it will look like the situation even gets worse, but you must stand in FAITH, Trusting that God cannot fail.””

“We are in a bad condition if we have to pray for power when an occasion like this comes along, or if we have to wait until we feel a sense of His presence. The Lord's promise was, "Ye shall receive power after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you," and if we will BELIEVE, the power of God will be always manifested when there is a definite need. When you exercise your FAITH, you will find that there is the greater power in you than that is in the world. Oh, to be awakened out of UNBELIEF into a place of daring for God on the authority of His blessed Book and the redemptive work of CHRIST!””

“God has given us authority over all the power of the devil. Oh, that we may live in the place where we realize this always, and that were completely submitted to that authority! Smith - When you stay still, the devil will not disturb you.””

“Never look back if you want the POWER of God in your life. You will find out that in the measure you have allowed yourself to look back, you have missed what God had for you.””

“The hope of many traditional investors is that markets will eventually reach a tipping point where they are so inefficient that it opens up a bonanza of lucrative opportunities for them to take advantage of. But so far there are no signs of that point approaching. Some analysts are skeptical that there will ever be a promised land of abundant alpha. Michael Mauboussin, one of Wall Street’s most pedigreed analysts and an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School, has an apt metaphor to show how the hope among many active managers that index funds will eventually become so big that markets become easier to beat is likely in vain: Imagine that investing is akin to a poker game between a bunch of friends of varying skill. In all likelihood, the dimmer players will be the first to be forced out of the game and head home to nurse their losses. But that doesn’t mean that the game then becomes easier for the remaining cardsharps. In fact, it becomes harder, as the players still in the game are the best ones.24””

“There is nothing impossible with God. All the impossibility is with us when we measure God by the limitations of our UNBELIEF.””

“It is crucial to realize that ’his embodiment of Christ's manifestation is not about passive belief, but about active “doing” in His name. Just as Jesus healed the sick, comforted the weary, and preached the Kingdom of God, so are we called to do. In Matthew 5:16 (KJV), it is said, “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father Ih is in heaven.” This teaching emphasizes the importance of manifesting our faith through actions that glorify God.””