Repentance

"Repentance" is one of the powerful sermons preached by Fundamentalist Evangelist William Ashley (Billy) Sunday. Born in Iowa in 1862, Sunday was reared in poverty. In 1883 his fortunes changed when he began playing baseball for the Chicago White Stockings. In 1887 Sunday was converted at a rescue mission in Chicago. He retired from baseball in 1891 and began working for the YMCA. From the YMCA, he was launched into an evangelistic ministry that took him across the USA. His career as a revivalist lasted for nearly forty years and Sunday preached to some of the largest revival crowds in the history of the country. Sunday was very flamboyant and was well known for his denunciations fo evolution, liquor, and political liberalism. He died in 1935.