Sermons & Devotionals by Martha Wing Robinson
Martha Wing Robinson
(Radiant Glory) 45 - The Children’s Bread
"IN PRAYING FOR THE SICK, it makes an immense difference what the attitude of the person prayed for is. If the person prayed for is first in the spirit of prayer, goes to God as His own privileged child, and asks for healing himself, and then is joined in with by another pray-er—that is the best cha... Read More
Martha Wing Robinson
(Radiant Glory) 46 - As Each Is Called
DR. M cC- WAS A Presbyterian minister, one of the comparatively few Faith Home visitors who was not Pentecostal. Hungry for God, lie was being led by the Spirit into some of the deeper truths of the gospel such as divine healing. In the pursuit of a greater knowledge of God, he had come to the Hom... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 47 - The Way to Overcome
“AT PRESENT you have begun the simple overcoming that children of God should have from the beginning of their life in God.” Mrs. R. sent these startling words to a successful minister of wide experience and years of service. Many souls had been brought to God through his earnest efforts. Many sick ... Read More
Martha Wing Robinson
(Radiant Glory) 48 - Years of Faith
“THESE ARE YEARS of faith,” is a notation in Mrs. R.’s wide-margin New Testamentⁿ, dated July 23, 1921. While it is true that the just must always live and walk by faith, it is equally true that there are times when because of special trials they must exercise special faith. Particularly is this tru... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 49 - Fundamental Helps for a Pastor
“YOU CAN NEVER know anything and you can never be anything, but you can know Me and you can be for Me.” These words were given by Mrs. Robinson to a young minister, Hans R. Waldvogel, when he called on her the first time for a personal interview. A native of Switzerland and the son of a godly Baptis... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 5 - In the Valley of Decision
“FROM THE AGE of seventeen up to twenty-two the question of full consecration presented itself repeatedly,”Martha Wing recorded. “As I grew older, I saw the necessity of absolute consecration to God. I had many hard battles over it, and Satan invariably conquered. These times of spiritual anguish ... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 50 - To the Regions Beyond
“WE ARE NEAR Chicago, and nearly everyone going from east to west stops off there, and we have visitors from all over the country who in some way have heard of our work; and while they are in Chicago, they take a run out here. In this way we get quite a good many missionaries who have been right in... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 51 - Set to Gleaning
“WE CAN BE SURE in these great, neglected fields of His, He will set you some way to gleaning for Him, if it’s only to witness of Him, just wherever you are placed, loins girded—lights burning—each moment.” Dedham, Massachusetts, an old and aristocratic suburb of Boston, was the “neglected” field to... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 52 - What Does God Show You?
“IT IS CHRISTMAS, and I am alone just now in our flat enjoying the sweetness of God’s love and the sunshine of His presence.” Mrs. R. referred to her small, three-room apartment located on the second floor of the “new” Enoch Home.ⁿ Note: The “old” Enoch Home had had to be vacated early in 1923. Mrs.... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 53 - “Thus We Count the Cost”
“AT LAST I venture to send a little word in answer to your dear notes to me. It seems so precious to my heart that you have let me into your confidence, even a little, in this most precious of experiences.” Mary Elizabeth Judd to whom this letter was addressed Mrs. R. had known since she was three y... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 54 - An Abundant Entrance
EARLY SATURDAY MORNING, July 5, 1930, Mrs. Robinson received an air-mail, special-delivery letter from Pastor and Mrs. Rudolph Kalis in Elizabeth, N. J. It contained an urgent request for prayer for a young man, Walter, whose back had been broken in five places as a result of diving into shallow wat... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 55 - A Precious Service to God
“SINCE THE FIRST letter, in which your husband spoke of your not being well, I gather it is not only that you are not well, but also that you are getting a blessing of hope— the next great event of your young married lives…. Please believe me, my mother interest is large enough, I think, to have som... Read More
Martha Wing Robinson
(Radiant Glory) 56 - Praying Through
“LAST WEEK the Lord took me and told me a secret,” Mrs. R. wrote two friends, June 29, 1931. “It was a very serious one. This work is letting Mr. Brooks overwork and he does not know it. And moreover, Mr. Brooks is not able to bear just what one would suppose just now. He is not to be told he is so ... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 57 - In God’s Hands
AMONG THE ONE HUNDRED or so friends who gathered to celebrate Mrs. Robinson’s fifty-ninth birthday in 1933, there was one who was conspicuous by his absence—George A. Mitchell. On similar occasions in previous years he had been the efficient master of ceremonies. Consequently he was especially misse... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 58 - Pathways to the Feet of Jesus
“DOES MRS. ROBINSON study her Bible much?” ”Oh, my, yes! She is always studying her Bible.” This question was asked toward the close of Mrs. Robinson’s life by a young ministerial student and answered by Mrs. Robinson’s constant companion of her last years, Hilda Nilsson. In common with so many, th... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 59 - Nothing Matters but Christ Jesus!
ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON, January 26, 1936, Mrs. Robinson told one of the Faith Home “boys,” who had dropped in to call on her, of a dream she had had early that morning. In it she was singing a song for him, and then she began to sing it: Along the River of Time we glide, Along the River, along the Riv... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 6 - One Little Sin
AFTER FIVE YEARS of struggling, at last victory seemed won. In the fall of 1896, while living with Nettie in Davenport, at the age of twenty-two Martha Wing “received the witness of the Spirit.” “Lightly on wings of Heavenly Love I swept, nothing doubting, to far heights above; Holding my Saviour’s ... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 7 - Unconditional Surrender
FOLLOWING MARTHA WING’S deliberate decision to go her own way, her ills and disorders developed with such rapidity that soon she was “compelled to spend about eighteen hours of the twenty-four in bed. If, during any emergency, I ‘wound up’ my nerves to greater exertion, or remained out of bed longer... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 8 - Led in the Right Way
WHEN MARTHA WING was “born of God early in the spring” of 1898, she took Jesus Christ to be the King of her life, “her best Beloved, and most Desired.” She meant that He should reign completely. That was what conversion meant to her — Christ reigning instead of herself. Thus she entered upon a life ... Read More
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(Radiant Glory) 9 - A New Discovery
“ONE NIGHT,” during the summer of 1898, “lying awake with pain and fatigue, I faced the future and saw possible years of invalidism before me, and the horror of it came over me worse than it ever had before,” recollected Miss Wing. “I was trying to be resigned to God’s will, as I understood it then... Read More
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Martha Wing Robinson (1874 - 1936)
Martha held meetings which touched people to return to the work of the service of God. The Robinsons opened a "Faith Home" where people would come for teaching and prayer. Like George Muller they depended on God to provide what was needed for expenses. Thousands came through her home and healings were a regular occurrence. Her husband died in April of 1916, but Martha continued in her ministry. She had a very sharp gift of discernment and regularly told people the secrets of their hearts. She often had directive prophetic words for those under her care. Many young people came to the home for training and went into the mission fields and evangelistic endeavours.Martha Wing Robinson died June 26, 1936. Shortly before she died she stated her life's message "Nothing matters but Christ Jesus." Her whole life was spent in the service of God and for the Glory of His Son Jesus. She had seen many healed, saved, delivered, empowered and sent out. She was truly a mother in Israel. In 1962 Gordon P. Gardiner wrote a book about her life called "Radiant Glory" because that is how she lived her life.