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Paul writes: “O foolish Galatians! Who has bewitched you that you should not obey the truth, before whose eyes Jesus Christ was clearly portrayed among you as crucified? This only I want to learn from you: Did you receive the Spirit (life) by the works of the law (flesh), or by the hearing of faith? Are you so foolish? Having begun in the Spirit (life), are you now being made perfect by the flesh (law)? The law kills, but the Spirit gives life. For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone who believes.

A call to obey all God's commandments.

Brother Keith was one of the greatest preachers of our generation thank God we have his sermons preserved here for future generations.

May God rest the soul of our beloved Keith Daniel, may he rest in peace. I had the privilege of seeing him preach in Colorado USA many years ago.

Worship is the WAY that GOD reveals HIS SON in us. This is the Power of HIS resurrected LIFE of TRUTH to live as us no matter what happens.

Amen! Christ delivered us from the curse of the Law.

This message did good to my soul. It was used by the Lord for my spiritual well-being.

Very good message on revival. This man really knew about the subject. It was somerhing he experienced, not read from books.

Very good and powerful message. A useful, heart touching sermon.

Blessed call to seek the power of God and complete dedication to a God of love.

I have heard of Jim Elliott and his wife. I always wanted to hear the whole story. Thank you so very much. It is so moving in the beginning of my day. May the Lord help me help you evangelize the world in His precious Love!!! May the Lord continue to bless these people, and those who are committed to help them.

Praise God for this servant of the Gospel!

Thank you Lord for such an anointed preacher of your word as Ravenhill! May many generations be blessed by His preaching and the revelation you poured out on him for us! God rest his soul!!

This message was a great encouragement and blessing for my soul today.

Powerful and moving, to gain a glimpse of our suffering Saviour and Lord. I was there.