Ever Increasing Faith Paperback – December 23, 2011

I am impressed that, filled with the HOLY GHOST power, this simple, natural man could be so emboldened and so powerful as he allowed GOD to work through him. Even with my Pentecostal upbringing I am humbled at the thought of being used by GOD in such a powerful way.

This book is a real faith builder. I like all of the books by Smith Wigglesworth. This one I will never forget as I was reading it during a storm that had taken out our power. Reading about Smith's faith and miracles inspired us to rebuke that terrible wind storm. The wind instantly stopped, as if it was cut with a hot knife through butter. We were stunned speechless for about four minutes. I attribute it to the faith that was inspired by this book and to the power of the name spoken in that prayer.

Smith Wigglesworth was a man of great faith. This insight to his life before his powerful ministry really got started speaks to those Christians who are seeing a deeper life with the Lord; who want to have a ministry with the signs following, as spoken of in the Bible. WIgglesworth was not a particularly active seeker in the beginning and it is interesting to see the roll his wife played in the proces of being changed by the Lord from a Sunday-Go-To-meeting person to a man who was consumed with love of his Lord and his willingness to do, to be whatever the Lord wanted him to do/be. It is fascinating reading, and will "charge your batteries" if you are hungry for more of the Lord. I highly recommend that the reader would read it over several times.

Beware all unbelievers and those cold in faith... this book will set you ablaze! For all on the faith journey, you will be greatly encouraged and challenged.

true believers seek and acquire the gifts of the Holy Spirit ... plain facts that many churches don’t teach or know about —- go to the Bible yourself and read what it says —-

Everyone has a different lense through which they see things. And i don't want to deter people from reading this if it will help them, but i felt an overall unbending spirit and slight negativity in this. There were absolute nuggets of wisdom and gold in this piece. . . But there was a more old school, traditional, and unmoving feel to this that i couldn't get past, no matter how badly i wanted to.

Smith Wigglesworth has been described as the "Apostle of Faith". This little book is evidence of the aptness of that description!Ever Increasing Faith is jam-packed with sermons, eye-witness accounts of his ministry, and reflections on God's goodness, grace and power.Wheelchair-bound children, old women with cancer, men deaf from birth, and thousands of others were miraculously healed by God during Wigglesworth's ministry. Seven people were raised from the dead, including Polly, Smith's wife.What is most touching though, is to see his humility, his passion to glorify God, and his earnest desire to be closer and closer to Christ. He was an empty vessel, desiring to be more and more filled with the Holy Spirit. God used him in mightier ways than any other twentieth century evangelist. His wife Polly taught him how to read and the Holy Spirit taught him how to preach. And preach he did, doing the work of God, bringing thousands around the world to the place of wonder, of healing, and to salvation.This book is a feast for anyone who is hungry for more of God.

This book is a great book! Smith Wigglesworth was true Man of God. The Holy Spirit quickened my spirit as I read this book. Because of Smith's ministryin this book, I try my best to carry a bible with me wherever I go and I try my best to stay in communion with God daily through reading the scripture and saying a prayer afterwards. I'm not there yet, but I will continue to strive to do so. I want to please God. I highly recommend this book. Because of the book, I bought The complete collection of his life teachings (Smith Wigglesworth) from amazon too. One thing I have to agree with Mr. Wigglesworth with is that though his books are good, there is still no book better than the bible. I've read through my bible 2.5 times this past year. Buy this book!

Reading this book I was unable to stop when I should have been doing other things. I was fascinated. It is true that in the Kindle edition, anyway, there are more than enough typos, but I put that down to an understandable effect of copying to a digital form from a rather scruffy paper page. It is obvious why some letters in a word have been misprinted.Until I read one of the other reviews here, I was going to buy paperback copies for my family, but the suggestion that it was ghost-authored by an unknown someone else, who could easily be accused of exaggeration, I'm now not going further along that path, and shall only benefit by a temporary increase in faith myself.Whoa ! I gave it three stars, but I've changed my mind.I was too hasty. Now, having looked into more books in Smith Wigglesworth's name, my attitude is quite different. Details given by his grand-daughter and his statement that he hadn't written any books have made me realise that each chapter in Ever Increasing Faith is the result of a stenographer's record of a sermon. I can well believe that, and it all makes much more sense. I shall increase my three stars to five, and read further works with real enjoyment.

Smith Wigglesworth was a very interesting man. He was a 'one off' and lived a fascinating but rather unorthodox Christian life in many ways. On the other hand, some would say that he actually lived a normal Christian life and it is the rest of us who are not living by the sort of faith Wiggesworth had. I enjoyed reading this book because it gives a very good insight into what the man did, what he thought and how he lived his Christian life. There are very few men around like Wigglesworth. Perhaps some churches would be better for it if we had a few more men like the remarkable Smith Wigglesworth today. If you want to read about the life of a most interesting character, you should read this book.

I wondered when I bought this book if Smith had really written it. He said when he was alive he would never write a book and the only book he ever read was the bible. However this book caught my attention and gave the impression it was indeed written by him.Inside the front cover there is no indication of who wrote this book, no mention of the publisher or the year it was published. This book is a total rip off. It is peppered throughout with typing errors and spelling mistakes.I have read books written by Smiths friends and the way this book swaps from old english which Smith would have spoken, to modern language is terrible.This book carries no credit to the man whatsoever. This is just a mish mash of things Smith said and did taken from previous books written about him.I would give this one a miss.

If you need encouraging in your Christian walk, or indeed if you`ve never been touched by the power of God, then this book is the one to read... challenging from beginning to end... wonderful !!!

This is the finest book that I have ever read on Faith. Wigglesworth covers Faith and Healing and the gifts of the Spirit. Although this book was written a long time ago it is easy to read and understand.Chapters include:1. Have Faith in God2. Deliverance to the Captives3. The Power of the Name4. Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?5. I am the Lord That Healeth Thee6. Himself Took Our Infirmities7. Our Risen Christ8. Righteousness9. The Words of This Life10. Life in the Spirit11. What it Means to be Full of the Spirit12. The Bible Evidence of the Baptism in the Spirit13. Concerning Spiritual Gifts14. The Word of Knowledge, and Faith15. Gifts of Healings and Miracles16. The Gift of Prophesy17. The Discerning of Spirits18. The Gift of Tongues