George Whitefield was probably the finest gospel preacher who ever lived and he played a major role in the first great awakening on both sides of the Atlantic.

Raised in an English tavern he became well acquainted with life 'in the raw' and by the time he entered university he had developed a vivid imagination and a voice that became so powerful and expressive that it was said he could be heard for five miles!
David Garrick, a famous actor of the day, said he would give one hundred guineas to be able to say the word "Oh!" like George Whitefield!

These 59 are the only records we have of this outstanding revival preacher in action.

The "Penny Pulpit " was a common method of sermon distribution in the 19th century, employed by Charles Spurgeon and a host of other notable preachers of that era.

These 45 messages were delivered during Charles Finney's visit to England during 1849-1851.

Of his visit to Moorfields Tabernacle Finney said, 'I preached a course of sermons designed to convict people of sin, as deeply and as universally as possible. I saw that the Word was taking effect.' Most of these messages are from the revival that occurred there.