Posts tagged Gospel

Algeria, 1901: Pen in hand, forty-seven-year-old missionary Lilias Trotter gazed out over the foothills of the Atlas mountains of northern Africa. A flash of yellow …

When Baxter arrived, there were streets where only one family would worship the Lord on Sunday. When he left, there were streets where not one …

“How does the gospel apply to your struggle?” This is one of my favorite questions to ask in discipling conversations. More often than not, however, …

Overview Eric Liddell (1902–1945) won Olympic gold as a sprinter, but this triumph pales in comparison with how God used him when he surrendered his …

Walk alongside men and women of the past as they came to key points in their journeys. Learn to rely on God’s promises, depend on …

“I feel like God has me blindfolded and is leading me along a path I don’t quite understand. But I will follow Him.” —Bonnie Witherall, …

Overview Robert Murray M’Cheyne (1813–1843) nearly left Scotland for the mission field. He read the biographies of David Brainerd and Henry Martyn, compelling him to …

Few mentioned the shooter in the five hours of Charlie Kirk’s memorial. Those who did speak of the murderer called him a monster, a coward, …

I don’t cook. I don’t bake. But I do have daughters who do. They prepare delicious food, except when they leave important ingredients out. Baking …

Overview “Norris Groves was a dentist. He did well for himself in Exeter, England, in the 1820s. He gave to the poor and championed the …