Dwight L. Moody

I was at the Paris exhibition in 1867, and I noticed there a little oil painting, only about a foot square, and the face was the most hideous I have ever seen. On the paper

A man told me the following story, which I have never forgotten. “When I left home my mother gave me this text: “Seek first the kingdom of God.” But I paid no heed to it.

I have spoken a great many times in New York city, but I believe that I never preached the gospel here but once. That was twelve or fifteen years ago down at the Tombs. I

I remember hearing of a boy brought up in an English almshouse. He had never learned to read or write. He only knew the letters of the alphabet. One day a man of God came

I have in my mind a minister who said, “I have heart disease, I can’t preach more than once a week,” so he had a colleague to preach for him once a week and do

When men go up in balloons they take with them bags of sand for ballast, and when they want to rise higher they throw out some of the sand. Now there are some Christians who,

I remember a few years ago I got discouraged and could not see much fruit of my work; and one morning, as I was in my study, cast down, one of my Sabbath-school teachers came

I can imagine Peter saying, “Lord, do you really mean that we shall preach the gospel to every creature?” “Yes, Peter.” “Shall we go back to Jerusalem and preach the gospel to those sinners who

I do not believe a Christian man has a right to marry any unconverted woman. I do not believe any Christian woman has a right to marry an unconverted man. I imagine you will laugh

What monument is appropriate for the grave of a godless man? What for the resting place of a Christian? It seems to me after I am dead and gone, I would rather have a man