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Whatever My Lot – Discovering Unworldly Peace

When peace like a river attendeth my way. Even as the pen scribbled the words onto the empty sheet, the writer’s hand trembled. He looked out over… Read more “Whatever My Lot – Discovering Unworldly Peace”

Children often dream about what they will be when they grow up. Nurses, soldiers, firemen, dancers – the possibilities seem endless. My friend, Naomi, always wanted to… Read more “The Field You’re In – Allowing God to Use You Where You Are”

Guest post by Kaitlyn Donihue. The captain paced back and forth on the ship’s deck. All around him swirled a dense fog. For twenty-two hours, he had… Read more “Seeing Beyond the Fog — How to Rest in God When Circumstances are Difficult”

Guest Post by Katie Stone. “One of these days some simple soul will pick up the book of God, read it, and believe it. Then the rest… Read more “The Surest Thing – What C.T. Studd Built His Life Upon”

Part three in a series on persistence. Seven times in a row, Elijah fell to his knees. Grooves were worn into the boards upon which John Wesley… Read more “They Kept Praying – Practising Persistence in Prayer”

Part two in a series on persistence. His position on the edge of the cliff was completely exposed to enemy fire. His rope-burned hands were bleeding now,… Read more “The Persistence of Desmond Doss – A Man Who Saved His Regiment Without a Gun”

Part one in a series on persistence. There would be a large pile of crumpled sheets of paper laying at my feet right now, if it weren’t… Read more “Take 2 – An Introduction to Persistence”

“David,” said Grandfather, looking at me – for once – without the suggestion of a twinkle in his eye, “the day you learn to be publicly specific… Read more “Publicly Specific – A Challenge to Pray Boldly”

“Now that the Scotch were fairly drawn up in order of battle, the English could see how small was their number in comparison to their own, and… Read more “When Asking for Mercy – A Lesson from the Battle of Bannockburn”

This article was originally published on the Rebelution. They had never sobbed so hard. Several had even thrown up. They couldn’t help it, so great was their… Read more “The Tragedy of The Unborn – Don’t Forget to Cry”