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The Collected Works of... G.W. Lane
Vol 1
He was always ready to come by and tell you
what he had discovered. And the words he used
painted pictures still visible in the imagination
of today. Though 30 years have passed
His legacy remains. And his words live on!
ISBN: 978-1-935434-11-5
AVAILABLE AUGUST 1, 2012. PRE-ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY!
$24.95
G.W. Lane Tributes
From my youth I have always considered G.W. Lane my
father in the Lord. I can remember so many times preaching
one of his sermons and he would come to hear me. Unless he
was already scheduled to be somewhere else he would come.
On one occasion, I was preaching Lane's, I Met The
Master in a camp meeting and he was the liaison from
the denomination's Executive Committee that night. Paul
Barker was in attendan", turned to Bro. Lane and said, "He's
preaching one of yours and doesn't even know it."
"Oh, he knows it," Lane smiled, "But he has preached my
stuff so much he thinks it's his." He always felt it was the
greatest compliment one could give him. I loved him so much and missed him so when he was gone.
I developed a habit of calling him every Saturday and had the
phone in my hand dialing his number when it occurred to me,
"he isn't here."
I was asked to write a paragraph but it is so hard to limit
words to just one when it seems I could write a book about
him. - Floyd Lawhon
While only the celebrations of heaven will reveal the fruits of the ministry of Reverend G.W. Lane, I have witnessed first hand the impact of his ministry in my personal life. He was the pastor of the 12th and Elm Church in Cincinnati Ohio and officiated at the baby dedication service when I was dedicated.
Eventually, the church moved to its present location on Central Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio and he left to became a State Overseer and then General Secretary and Treasurer for the denomination.
By the time I was a teenager, I was operating the soundboard for the Parkway's services from a remote room overlooking the sanctuary. Often Brother Lane (who by then served on the Executive Committee) would stop by. Being that he was travelling frequently then, it was not uncommon for Brother Lane to take a respite from the road and ease by the church on Sunday nights after service had begun. He would slip in not to be seen or draw attention. The door to the sound room would quietly open and he would appear. Lane would stand back where he would not be seen and survey the congregation, looking to see who was in attendance. Then he would sit down, and briefly inquire as to the individuals he didn't see in service and the current events of the church. Then, Lane would quietly, poignantly share stories and detailed experiences from his ministry as pastor in Cincinnati.
His stay was always brief, yet purposeful. As the service was coming to an end, he would slip back out and head home undetected by those in church that night.
Little did I know that what he had just came by to tell me was preparing me for the ministry which God would later call me to; the very the pastorate he once served at the Central Parkway! - Ron K. Martin
As a third generation Church of God preacher, I have a deep appreciation for our heritage and for those who have helped pave the way for me to be able to minister in this great movement. I am thankful that my grandfather and father preserved their old Camp Meeting tapes and passed them down to me.
Among my favorites are the messages preached by Rev. G. W. Lane. Very few men have inspired me the way Bro. Lane has. His fire, passion, and anointing made him different than most preachers we hear today. If I can describe his preaching in one word it would be "alive." Every time I listen to his sermons "God the Word," "I Met the Master," and my favorite, "Not Many Days Hence", I am stirred by the powerful anointing through which he preached. Being a thirty-one year old preacher and too young to have ever seen him preach in person, I feel as if God raised up this man not only for his generation but for mine as well.
We could learn a great deal from this great pioneer of the faith. My prayer is that I can impact a young preacher's life well after I have passed on to my reward as much as G. W. Lane has impacted me. - Michael A. Ball
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I am very proud to endorse the release of Just Came By
To Tell You... The Collected Works of G.W. Lane, Volume
1. I remember as a child going with my grandfather as he
ministered on the weekends. I would sit on the front pew to
watch Papaw sing and preach and many times at 8, 9, 10 years
old, found myself moved to tears...You know, children can
sense if the truth is being told. That truth still resonates with me
today.
Recently, he was inducted into the Hall of Prophets....kind
of like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the sacred world.
People came from all over the country for the ceremony that
honored his life's work. He made an impact on so many lives....
and with this new collection his ministry continues.
- Brian Lane Green
Dr. Charles W. Conn
There is a stimulating variety of good preaching here. The reader will be blessed and encouraged. Besides these conscious benefits, there will also be a strengthening in the Christian way of life. Here is preaching that exalts Christ and reveals the heart and soul of the Reverend G. W. Lane.
For a good number of years I observed with appreciation the effective ministry of G. W. Lane. His preaching was noted for its powerful simplicity and his pastorate for its remarkable evangelism. The harvest of this ministry was abundant in conversions and spiritual growth. In addition to his pastoral and administrative duties, author Lane was much in demand for camp meetings and evangelistic campaigns. His radio and TV ministry won a tremendous following in America, and in many parts of this hemisphere.
It is a pleasure to introduce a book of such sound and sincere sermons. In a day of much preaching and many Christian books, there is a lack of preaching that has the true ring of the Christian gospel. There is a need for preaching that is sound because it is set in the Word of God and that is eloquent because of its earnestness. This is a book of such sermons.
R. Leonard Carroll, Ed.D.
In most of his sermons, the Reverend G. W. Lane sets forth that the Bible provides for man's total need. The sermons vividly portray that God cares for each individual and that there is a Divine way to happiness and an abundant entry into the Christian way of life. "
Thousands around the world came under the influence of G. W. Lane's powerful preaching and joyful singing. His printed and published sermons extended the influence of his ministry. This volume, some of his best messages, will continue to bless a new generation. This book presents a selected group of memorable sermons which convey the vigorous faith and consistent efforts of the Reverend Mr. Lane to give the Holy Bible the proper place in the heart and the lifestyle of followers of Christ.
This is a frenzied world. There are many hucksters on the streets attempting to sell their wares. Various panaceas are being offered as a sure cure to humanity's many ills. To risk any one man-made remedy or a combination of such, as a means to attain answers to our questions and satisfaction of our desires is dangerous and deadly. The hope of the world is to be found in the Bible, the Book of Books. "May this book inspire you to lay hold of peace and strength through the Word of God.
The Publisher's Preface
Many around the world came under the influence of the preaching and singing of the Reverend G. W. Lane. He was recognized as an effective preacher of the gospel. Beginning his ministry in his native Texas, he ministered as evangelist, pastor, state youth director, and state executive. Lane served his denomination as General Secretary/Treasurer and as a member of the Executive Council. He was the Speaker for "Forward in Faith", an international radio and TV outreach.
In addition to being an effective speaker and inspirational singer, Lane was also able to communicate through the printed page. Many of his sermons were printed and distributed through a program known as The Lane Line. During his ministry career, he published several volumes with titles; such as, Doctrine of the New Testament, Program and Purpose, Material for Ministers, Sermon Nuggets, Pentecostal Persuasion, and The Voice of Calvary. Lane often began a message with the greeting, ?Just came by to tell? you" This new book, is the first in a Clergy Collection by GlobalEdAdvancePRESS in an effort to Preserve the Best of the Past.
This volume will preserve some of his remarkable messages for a new generation and be a significant addition to Lane's list of published works. These sermons convey the vigorous faith and consistent effort of the Reverend Lane to give the Bible the proper place in the heart and soul of believers and enable them to witness through a Christian lifestyle. Lane believed the Bible was the foundation of knowledge and God's message to bring individuals into fellowship with Christ. He firmly believed that the written Word was the inspiration and the imperative for all of life's pursuits.
"Oh, he knows it," Lane smiled, "But he has preached my stuff so much he thinks it's his." He always felt it was the greatest compliment one could give him. I loved him so much and missed him so when he was gone. I developed a habit of calling him every Saturday and had the phone in my hand dialing his number when it occurred to me, "he isn't here."
I was asked to write a paragraph but it is so hard to limit words to just one when it seems I could write a book about him. - Floyd Lawhon
Eventually, the church moved to its present location on Central Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio and he left to became a State Overseer and then General Secretary and Treasurer for the denomination.
By the time I was a teenager, I was operating the soundboard for the Parkway's services from a remote room overlooking the sanctuary. Often Brother Lane (who by then served on the Executive Committee) would stop by. Being that he was travelling frequently then, it was not uncommon for Brother Lane to take a respite from the road and ease by the church on Sunday nights after service had begun. He would slip in not to be seen or draw attention. The door to the sound room would quietly open and he would appear. Lane would stand back where he would not be seen and survey the congregation, looking to see who was in attendance. Then he would sit down, and briefly inquire as to the individuals he didn't see in service and the current events of the church. Then, Lane would quietly, poignantly share stories and detailed experiences from his ministry as pastor in Cincinnati.
His stay was always brief, yet purposeful. As the service was coming to an end, he would slip back out and head home undetected by those in church that night.
Little did I know that what he had just came by to tell me was preparing me for the ministry which God would later call me to; the very the pastorate he once served at the Central Parkway! - Ron K. Martin
Among my favorites are the messages preached by Rev. G. W. Lane. Very few men have inspired me the way Bro. Lane has. His fire, passion, and anointing made him different than most preachers we hear today. If I can describe his preaching in one word it would be "alive." Every time I listen to his sermons "God the Word," "I Met the Master," and my favorite, "Not Many Days Hence", I am stirred by the powerful anointing through which he preached. Being a thirty-one year old preacher and too young to have ever seen him preach in person, I feel as if God raised up this man not only for his generation but for mine as well.
We could learn a great deal from this great pioneer of the faith. My prayer is that I can impact a young preacher's life well after I have passed on to my reward as much as G. W. Lane has impacted me. - Michael A. Ball
Recently, he was inducted into the Hall of Prophets....kind of like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the sacred world. People came from all over the country for the ceremony that honored his life's work. He made an impact on so many lives.... and with this new collection his ministry continues. - Brian Lane Green
There is a stimulating variety of good preaching here. The reader will be blessed and encouraged. Besides these conscious benefits, there will also be a strengthening in the Christian way of life. Here is preaching that exalts Christ and reveals the heart and soul of the Reverend G. W. Lane.
For a good number of years I observed with appreciation the effective ministry of G. W. Lane. His preaching was noted for its powerful simplicity and his pastorate for its remarkable evangelism. The harvest of this ministry was abundant in conversions and spiritual growth. In addition to his pastoral and administrative duties, author Lane was much in demand for camp meetings and evangelistic campaigns. His radio and TV ministry won a tremendous following in America, and in many parts of this hemisphere.
It is a pleasure to introduce a book of such sound and sincere sermons. In a day of much preaching and many Christian books, there is a lack of preaching that has the true ring of the Christian gospel. There is a need for preaching that is sound because it is set in the Word of God and that is eloquent because of its earnestness. This is a book of such sermons.
In most of his sermons, the Reverend G. W. Lane sets forth that the Bible provides for man's total need. The sermons vividly portray that God cares for each individual and that there is a Divine way to happiness and an abundant entry into the Christian way of life. "
Thousands around the world came under the influence of G. W. Lane's powerful preaching and joyful singing. His printed and published sermons extended the influence of his ministry. This volume, some of his best messages, will continue to bless a new generation. This book presents a selected group of memorable sermons which convey the vigorous faith and consistent efforts of the Reverend Mr. Lane to give the Holy Bible the proper place in the heart and the lifestyle of followers of Christ.
This is a frenzied world. There are many hucksters on the streets attempting to sell their wares. Various panaceas are being offered as a sure cure to humanity's many ills. To risk any one man-made remedy or a combination of such, as a means to attain answers to our questions and satisfaction of our desires is dangerous and deadly. The hope of the world is to be found in the Bible, the Book of Books. "May this book inspire you to lay hold of peace and strength through the Word of God.
Many around the world came under the influence of the preaching and singing of the Reverend G. W. Lane. He was recognized as an effective preacher of the gospel. Beginning his ministry in his native Texas, he ministered as evangelist, pastor, state youth director, and state executive. Lane served his denomination as General Secretary/Treasurer and as a member of the Executive Council. He was the Speaker for "Forward in Faith", an international radio and TV outreach.
In addition to being an effective speaker and inspirational singer, Lane was also able to communicate through the printed page. Many of his sermons were printed and distributed through a program known as The Lane Line. During his ministry career, he published several volumes with titles; such as, Doctrine of the New Testament, Program and Purpose, Material for Ministers, Sermon Nuggets, Pentecostal Persuasion, and The Voice of Calvary. Lane often began a message with the greeting, ?Just came by to tell? you" This new book, is the first in a Clergy Collection by GlobalEdAdvancePRESS in an effort to Preserve the Best of the Past.
This volume will preserve some of his remarkable messages for a new generation and be a significant addition to Lane's list of published works. These sermons convey the vigorous faith and consistent effort of the Reverend Lane to give the Bible the proper place in the heart and soul of believers and enable them to witness through a Christian lifestyle. Lane believed the Bible was the foundation of knowledge and God's message to bring individuals into fellowship with Christ. He firmly believed that the written Word was the inspiration and the imperative for all of life's pursuits.