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Teachers and Forerunners Throughout the Ages
Teachers and forerunners across 2,000 years of church history
A.W. Tozer
1897–1963
A prophetic voice of the twentieth century. He pursued God's presence his whole life and warned the church against replacing worship with entertainment and depth with shallowness.
R.A. Torrey
1856–1928
Moody's successor and first superintendent of Moody Bible Institute. He taught Spirit baptism for service and co-edited *The Fundamentals*.
A.B. Simpson
1843–1919
Founder of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. He taught the Fourfold Gospel and pursued Christ Himself rather than His blessings.
D.L. Moody
1837–1899
The most influential evangelist of the nineteenth century. Never ordained, barely educated, he was filled with the Spirit's power and led millions to Christ in Britain and America, founding the Bible institute movement that endures to this day.
W.H. Griffith Thomas
1861–1924
Oxford theologian and co-founder of Dallas Theological Seminary. His one thesis — Christianity is Christ — is a relationship with a living Person, not a system or a moral code.
G. Campbell Morgan
1863–1945
British preacher and pastor of Westminster Chapel. Without seminary training he became the twentieth century's model of expository preaching.