Through his preaching nearly all his schoolmates were led to the Lord, and a revival was brought into his school and spread extensively to the people of his hometown in 1. Shortly after Watchman Nee was saved, he began to love the Lord and was intensely burdened to preach the gospel to his schoolmates and countrymen in season and out of season. This little book is an important milestone in any believer's life who wants to walk by the Spirit and not by the flesh.
It is a highly valuable resource for any believer who wants to examine, in depth, the foundational truths of our salvation. But since I can't put everything on the web, I'm putting in the chapter which God is currently working on in me. I dread the latter far more than the former. One of the prayers I have offered in connection with this book is that the Lord should keep it from those who oppose and would use it as a chart for attack and also from those who agree and would use it as a manual for service. Read freely text sermons and articles by the speaker Watchman Nee in text and pdf format. In it, Nee defines and describes good Christian living. Many consider this exposition of the first few chapters of Romans a Christian classic. The book may test one's sincerity and honesty to no small degree, but I believe the Lord has shown something which is of importance to the whole body of Christ. But more than this, it is for such as honestly and truly mean business for God, for those whose hearts are open, who have no padlocked mind or prejudices. It is for those who feel their responsibility in the Lord's service.
The book is not intended for anyone and everyone. In his own words, Nee prefaces this book. It is our sole option to practice the reality or to quench and ultimately abandon the Spirit who gives us new life from above. The body of Christ is not just a nice doctrine or teaching - it is a necessary reality. Over the years he became widely known in China as a gifted preacher of the Gospel and an original expositor of the Word, whose ministry bore remarkable fruit in individuals and in many groups of spiritually virile Christians. Lord Jesus Christ as his Savior during the visit of a Chinese evangelist to his native city of Foochow, Nee To- sheng gave himself without reserve to God for work among his own people.
The great Chinese writer and preacher Watchman Nee was for many in the West a symbol of Christian steadfastness under the pressure of totalitarian government.
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