Offering rich material for sermon preparation, Bible study, and devotion, The Works of George Whitefield Upgrade Collection presents Whitefield’s sermons and hymns, as well as biographies written in varying details and style. It also includes the sermon John Wesley delivered at Whitefield’s funeral. Enhance your library with this in-depth look into the personal life and the public ministry of one of the most influential preachers of the eighteenth century.

The booming voice of George Whitefield preached to as many as tens of thousands of eager listeners at a time—often out in the fresh, open air rather than a more ecclesiastical setting. Known for his theatrical style of delivering sermons, he is arguably the most influential evangelist of the eighteenth century. In The Life and Works of George Whitefield (13 Vols.), hundreds of letters and journal entries illuminate Whitefield's character and his earnest desire to bring all he encountered to Christ. Five biographical works are included, each shedding a unique light on this traveling preacher who crossed the Atlantic ocean to America an astonishing number of times throughout his life. Whitefield's associations with the Wesley brothers, Charles and John, are noted, particularly in an account of John Wesley and George Whitefield's dealings with the Church of Scotland, aptly titled John Wesley and George Whitefield in Scotland.

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Written less than a 100 years after George Whitefield’s death, George Whitefield; A Light Rising in Obscurity is J. R. Andrews’ endeavor to make the inner person of Whitefield known to the common reader. Andrews carefully combed Whitefield’s letters, diaries, and journals in preparation for this biography. Written in an accessible style, this volume provides a deeper look into the personal life and ministry of one of the most influential preachers of the eighteenth century.