15 Day Revival Tape Album

Dr John R Rice Preaches A 15 Day Revival Tape Album

Dr John R Rice Preaches A 15 Day Revival Tape Album
by Dr John R Rice

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From November 18 - December 2, 1962, Dr. John R. Rice was the invited speaker for fifteen days of revival meetings at the Temple Baptist Church in Portsmouth, Ohio.  Twenty services were recorded on quality reel tape and stored in our archives and nearly forgotten.  These very rare recordings have now been remastered and transferred to CD and cassette tape.  Listening to these sermons we are reminded that this kind of preaching today is almost nonexistent.  Dr. Rice was truly a legend in his on time. God sent revivals through his prayers and efforts in a time when people everywhere were saying, "It can't be done."  You will be blessed as well as challenged as you consider the forthright, uncompromising preaching you'll hear in these messages.  Your heart will be warmed as you hear the strong and yet compassionate pleadings of this greatly anointed man of God.  Dr. Rice's life was consumed with a passion to win lost souls to the Saviour, and he did win multiplied thousands.  These messages give you a glimpse of why he was so blessed of the Lord.

Sermons Included In This Album Are:

• Watching Jesus Die
• Hell
• The High Cost Of Revival
• The Ruin Of a Christian
• The Lord's Arm Is Not Shortened
• The Christian Home
• Am I My Brother's Keeper
• The Scarlet Sin
• The Greatest Question Any Man Has Ever Answered
• When God's Patience Wears Out
• Getting Ready For The Lion's Den
• Sin
• Barren Ground
• Compel Them to Come In
• A Sermon From A Catholic Bible
• When Skelton's Come Out Of The Closets
• The Master Is Come And Calleth For Thee
• Missing God's Last Train
• Seek Ye The Lord While He May Be Found
• A Thanksgiving Day Message

About John R Rice  1895-1980

"Prayer is asking, and the answer to prayer is receiving."

John Richard Rice was born in Cooke County, Texas, on December 11, 1895, the son of William H. and Sallie Elizabeth La Prade Rice. Educated at Decatur Baptist College and Baylor University, he did graduate work at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and the University of Chicago.

On September 27, 1921, he was married to Lloys McClure Cooke. Six daughters were born of that union, all of whom, with their husbands, went on to labor in full-time Christian service.

Although Dr. Rice served as pastor of Baptist churches in Dallas and Shamrock, Texas--in addition to starting about a dozen others from his successful independent crusades--his primary work was as an evangelist. He was a friend and peer of Billy and Ma Sunday, Bob Jones, Sr., W. B. Riley, Homer Rodeheaver, H. A. Ironside, Robert G. Lee, Harry Rimmer and other leaders of that era. He himself held huge citywide crusades in Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Seattle and numerous other key metropolitan centers.

Called "The 20th Century's Mightiest Pen," Dr. Rice authored more than 200 books and booklets circulating in excess of 60 million copies before his death, about a dozen of which were translated into at least 35 foreign languages. His sermon booklet, "What Must I Do to Be Saved?" has been distributed in over 32 million copies in English alone, 8.5 million in Japanese and nearly 2 million in Spanish. In 1934 he launched THE SWORD OF THE LORD, which, by the time of his death, had become the largest independent religious weekly in the world, with subscribers in every state of the Union and more than 100 foreign countries. Thousands of preachers read it regularly, and it undoubtedly had the greatest impact upon the fundamentalist movement of any publication in the 20th century.

In 1959, Dr. Rice started the Voice of Revival, a 30-minute radio broadcast heard on 69 stations in 29 states, Puerto Rico and the Philippine Islands. He died in Murfreesboro, Tennessee on December 29, 1980.