Fire in His Bones offers timeless, prophetic lessons for believers in all walks of life-lifelong Christians and non-believers alike-that provide hope for overcoming sin, experiencing new life in the Holy Spirit and receiving fresh revelation from the Lord. Your Plus plan is 7.95 a month after 30 day trial. You will get an email reminder before your trial ends. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of David Wilkerson’s The Cross and the Switchblade, World Challenge has compiled fifty of his sermons to be released in Fire in His Bones, a spiritual guide for anyone earnestly seeking to experience the fire of God’s power and presence. The Cross and the Switchblade By: David Wilkerson Narrated by: Paul Michael Length: 6 hrs and 57 mins 4.9 (912 ratings) Try for 0.00 Access a growing selection of included Audible Originals, audiobooks, and podcasts.
Wilkerson’s legacy lives on in the work of World Challenge, an organization that continues to share his message and outreach efforts. David Wilkerson, founding pastor of New York City’s Times Square Church and author of the 1963 best-seller The Cross and the Switchblade, died Wednesday afternoon in a head-on traffic. His message of revival encourages American believers to withstand future persecution and trials in even the darkest times. The whole account is an amazing testimony of the faithfulness of God when we believe.A collection of David Wilkerson’s most popular sermons, Fire in His Bones offers a practical theological message of hope and encouragement for all believers. David Wilkerson’s work as a Christian evangelist and writer has left an indelible mark on the American church and the world. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? This can't be the narrator alone-this is a technical issue. The narration slows down and speeds up-changing the tonality of the voice-and sounds so choppy-"ev-e-ry-syll-a-ble-is-pro-nounc-ed". How did the narrator detract from the book?Ĭompletely-I would understand some of the sound quality issues if this were being streamed because the problems are as if your broad band was overloaded. What other book might you compare The Cross and the Switchblade to and why? I know that there is a "real person" listed as the reader-but it is so robotic it's infuriating-to the point that I don't want to listen to it. The quality of the sound recording is as if this is a computer read account. The reason for this is EXCLUSIVELY the narration quality. Would you listen to The Cross and the Switchblade again? Why? The story can't be beat-recording is terrible
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