This week heaven came down: Esther in 7 sign languages, Colombian pigs funding gospel work, mud boots in Muncie, and three young Tennesseans investing in college students. Four true stories of God on the move. https://t.co/uoMzceRULQ
This week heaven came down: four true stories of God on the move. A pastor freed from a Syrian jail. Brazilian Baptists filling adults. Gen Z asking for the old words. https://t.co/4e3or9t7BR
In June of 1865, Hudson Taylor slipped out of a Brighton church service because he could not bear the singing while a million a month died in China without Christ. What he prayed on that beach opened a nation.
Read and listen: https://t.co/eAJRB8R1ht
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At twenty, Phillips Brooks failed so badly as a teacher that the headmaster said he would never succeed at anything else. God had other plans, and a Christmas Eve ride to Bethlehem sealed them.
Read and listen: https://t.co/b1AGyTyxW9
#LiftUpYourDay#PhillipsBrooks #OLittleTownOfBethlehem #ChurchHistory
Prince Kaboo was beaten daily in a jungle camp until a voice from heaven set him free. He became Samuel Morris, and his twenty years changed a continent.
Read and listen: https://t.co/6SmZExgBvt
#LiftUpYourDay#SamuelMorris#ChristianHistory#HolySpirit#Missions
He put his daughter in a lifeboat, gave his vest to a stranger, and swam through freezing water asking, are you saved? The true story of John Harper, the preacher on the Titanic.
Read and listen: https://t.co/hvxeZhyjS0
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He tried to stop a revival. God stopped him instead.
Then came two years of forced silence, and out of that came Abide in Christ and 200 more books.
The Andrew Murray story, in five minutes.
https://t.co/bUyiJ6ZgHN
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Ten years before William Carey sailed, a freed slave named George Liele carried the gospel to Jamaica.
The first Baptist missionary in history.
New Take 5 episode and blog:
https://t.co/8wkGJqOlUZ
Why does God allow suffering? A pastor's honest answer. Three reasons Scripture actually gives. One promise that ends the story. Five believers who lived it out.
https://t.co/7IUzVnNC8F
Why does God allow suffering?
It is the question every human being asks. In November 1873, Horatio Spafford stood on a ship above the very spot where his four daughters had drowned four days earlier. And out of that hour came a hymn the church has sung at more funerals than any other in the last hundred years.
It is well with my soul.
He was not lying. His soul was well because his soul was held.
This pillar piece is a pastor's plain-English answer to the biggest question people ask about God. Three reasons Scripture actually gives. One promise that ends the story. Five believers who lived it out through grief, depression, disability, chronic illness, and persecution.
Read the full piece: Link in the first comment.
Where Heaven Came Down this week: a million-soul gospel push in Europe, 800 baptized at Pirate's Cove, beach worship in Texas, and revival fruit in Florida. God is still working.
Read the roundup: https://t.co/iZWPLfDTB8
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Five feet tall, often too sick to stand, he took on the most profitable industry in the empire and fought 20 years. William Wilberforce.
https://t.co/prSu8kG785
He asked God about the universe. God told him to start with the peanut. George Washington Carver's 4 AM walks with God, today on Take 5. Proverbs 3:5-6 https://t.co/K2wauRHEUE
At age five, John Wesley was pulled from a burning house seconds before the roof fell. His mother called him a brand plucked from the burning.
https://t.co/YkKTtbrXPE
A Tennessee farmer who couldn't reconcile war with Christ, until God met him on a mountain. He became WWI's most decorated soldier. Hebrews 4:12
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Years after the camp, Corrie ten Boom watched her former prison guard walk toward her. Forgiveness was the harder cell. Romans 8:1
https://t.co/K2wauRHEUE