Quote of the Day – Vance Havner

You might as well try to describe a sunset to a blind man, play music for a deaf man, talk to a dead man, as to discuss the deep things of God with an unconverted sinner. “…the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God…” (I Corinthians 2:14). We might as well try to catch sunbeams with a fishhook or talk nuclear physics with a monument in a city park. The most erudite Ph. D. cannot take it in any better than a hillbilly; it is casting pearls before swine. As far as spiritual realities are concerned, a man who has not been born again is blind and can’t see, deaf and can’t hear, dead and can’t feel.

Reflections of the Gospels

Vance Havner's Reflections on the Gospels is a collection of devotionals that Dr. Havner wrote in the 1920s and 1930s. These were written as individual articles, but never compiled in a book. The book will give you insight into the man, and his respect and love for God and His Word.

Dr. Vance Havner was a revivalist. He authored nearly forty books during his ministry. His unique style has impacted thousands of God's people through the years. He is considered by many to be the most quoted preacher of the 20th century. Consider this book your opportunity to spend a minute or two with a New Testament prophet.

Billy Graham once said, "I do not know of any man in my generation who has stirred revival fires in the hearts of so many people throughout the nation as has Vance Havner..."

Dr. Havner was known for his one liners that have found there way into thousands of books and sermons. These writings will be an encouragement to pastors, Bible teachers and laymen as they study the Scriptures. Whether you use this book as a personal devotional or as a study tool, you'll find the insights enlightening and inspiring.