Ever Increasing Faith

William Crockett’s narration is a masterclass in vocal dynamism. He doesn’t just read Wigglesworth’s words; he embodies the author’s fiery spirit, modulating his tone from hushed awe during moments of prayer to thunderous declaration when recounting miracles. The effect is electrifying—you’ll find yourself leaning in, hands gripping the steering wheel or the armrest, as Crockett’s delivery makes Wigglesworth’s 19th-century revival stories feel like they’re unfolding in real time. That said, the production isn’t flawless. The audio quality occasionally swells with a brittle edge during quieter passages, and some listeners might crave a beat more contextual grounding in Wigglesworth’s era. But these quibbles fade fast against the book’s relentless momentum. Standout moments? Wigglesworth’s accounts of instant healings—especially the time he raised a woman from a deathbed with a single command—feel like spiritual adrenaline. If you’ve ever wondered whether faith can truly move mountains (or heal paralyzed limbs), Wigglesworth won’t just tell you yes—he’ll dare you to try it yourself.