The Way to Pentecost: A Study. This item is unavailable.The Way to Pentecost: A Study

Too often we fail claim the authority of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Chadwick--a man who lived what he preached--challenges us to dig deeper into our spiritual walks to discover the power of the Spirit. No other book I have ever read on the subject so clearly analyzes both our spiritual problems and God's wonderful promise concerning the supply of His Spirit. - Pastor Jim Cymbala

Samuel Chadwick (1860-1932) was a Wesleyan Methodist minister. After a major awakening and deepening of his faith in his late twenties via a personal epiphany after which he burned all his early sermons, he moved on to larger congregations and greater popularity. After a few years preaching in Edinburgh and at a new chapel in Glasgow he was ordained in 1890 and returned to England as Superintendent of the Leeds Mission. In 1904 Chadwick began lecturing weekly at Cliff College, a Methodist lay training centre, commuting from Leeds. In 1907, he was appointed to a faculty position as a biblical and theological tutor. Although he was doing mission work in the South Yorkshire Coalfield when the Principal of Cliff died in 1912, he immediately returned to the school and was formally appointed principal in 1913, remaining in that post for the rest of his career. Famed outdoor evangelist Leonard Ravenhill was educated at Cliff College during Chadwick's tenure. At Cliff, Chadwick wrote The Way to Pentecost, which went to print as he was dying in 1932. He also wrote The Call to Christian Perfection. Chadwick's works have been reprinted often since his death, and continue to be reprinted in new editions under various titles for modern study.