In George Whitefield’s Journal entry of February 8, 1739, we read: “I find much service might be done to religion on journeys, if we had but courage to show ourselves Christians in all places...
One of the most fascinating events surrounding the reading of a Spurgeon sermon occurred in a South American city...
As the revival ebbed in 1905, many churches focused on activities directed toward self rather than submission to God. Forum and programs became the hallmark of the day instead of submission, obedience, and sacrifice...
Our blessed Saviour assures us in John 10:35 that the Scriptures cannot be broken. Though nothing is more easy than to violate a precept...
Modern prayers, for the most part, are lightly spoken. They are said without faith, uttered without burden, compassion or concern...
