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Only One Life

If you were an athletics superstar, would you walk away from that role to do something self-sacrificing? What if you inherited millions of dollars—would you give it all away and live very simply? Charles Thomas Studd, a 19th-century Englishman, did both! C.T., as he was known, was born into a wealthy upper-class family, the third […]

Mrs. Potiphar

Based on Genesis 39 She had all that any 19th-century BC Egyptian woman could ever hope to have—beauty, a wealthy and powerful husband, and a life of ease. Her husband, so long as she continued to please him, could afford to showcase the gem of her beauty in a setting of luxury where she was […]

The Hero of Hacksaw Ridge

Exhausted, Private Desmond T. Doss sank to his knees on the barracks floor next to his bunk and began talking to God like he always did before sleeping. The day had been overwhelming, and he needed strength to cope with his new, rough companions—their cursing, tempers, filthy jokes, and bullying.  Thud! A military boot narrowly missed […]

The Second Adam

After tempting Adam and Eve to sin, Satan claimed the earth as his and styled himself the prince of this world. Having conformed to his own nature the father and mother of our race, he thought to establish here his empire. He declared that men had chosen him as their sovereign. Through his control of […]

John Huss: A Light Dawns in Europe

John Huss’s eyes drifted from the paper in his hand to the quiet landscape of Hussinetz, Bohemia, that autumn day in 1414. His mind thought back to the bustling capital city of Prague, where stood his own dear Bethlehem Chapel. There, every week, he had boldly preached God’s Word to hungry souls in their own […]

Barnabas—Son of Comfort

When we read the book of Acts, the names of Peter and Paul dominate its headlines. Minor characters show up for a time, then disappear into the records of heaven. Yet without those minor characters, Christian history would have been quite different. The apostle Barnabas is one of those minor characters who significantly influenced Christian […]

Daniel—Friend of Kings

Imagine that a hostile nation which worships its supreme leader has just won World War III. Your country has been destroyed, and most of your family and many of your closest friends have been lined up and shot. You and a few friends, however, are among an elite group of young captives selected for future […]

Captive to a Calling: The William Wilberforce Story

In 1759, Kingston upon Hull, or just “Hull,” in Yorkshire County, England, was situated far enough off the beaten track to be little known. But on August 24, an unusually tiny and frail baby was born there who would one day put his village on the map and make the Wilberforce name known around the […]

A Soldier for Christ

“If I am ever killed by someone, you or the children must administer justice,” 16-year-old Di Yay’s father told his mother.  Little did Di Yay realize that he would soon be staring at his wounded father, blood flowing from a bullet that had pierced through his forehead to his neck.  “Dad, what happened to you? […]

Great Christians Speak on the Law of God

“If ye love Me, keep My Commandments.” John 14:15 Jesus Christ For centuries, the Ten Commandments have stood as a central pillar in Christianity. But the Law has fallen on hard times. Some have even attested that the Law was done away with at the cross or that keeping it has no bearing on our […]

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