Autobiography of St. Catherine
Published February 7, 2011 | 
Of the parents and ancestors of the blessed Catherine, and how at eight years of age she began to do… Continue reading
God Requires Only Himself by Jessie Penn Lewis
Published February 7, 2011 | “Be imitators of God, therefore as dearly beloved children and live a life of love, just as Christ loved us… Continue reading
The Life-Side of the Cross by Jessie Penn-Lewis
Published February 7, 2011 | “Raised with Him.” Colossians 2: 12
Dr. Mabie says in one of his books: “in the thought of’ Scripture the… Continue reading
The Battle for the Mind by Jessie Penn Lewis
Published February 7, 2011 | (2 Cor. 11.3, A.V.) “I fear lest, by any means, as the serpent, beguiled Eve through his subtlety, so your… Continue reading
A Spiritual Autobiography by Jessie Penn-Lewis
Published February 7, 2011 | The Leading of the Lord
This is a testimony from a servant of God who had a fruitful through the… Continue reading
The Unselfishness of God by Hannah Whitall Smith
Published February 7, 2011 | I have always felt that this time my real discovery of the unselfishness of God began. Up to then, while… Continue reading
Avoiding the Cross: Unwillingness to Suffer by Basilea Schlink
Published February 7, 2011 | How can these things be compatible: we want to be Christians, disciples of Jesus Christ, who bore the cross for… Continue reading
Desire for Attention and Recognition by Basilea Schlink
Published February 7, 2011 | Two pictures are placed before our eyes. The first is Jesus wearing the crown of disgrace. Voluntarily He chose to… Continue reading
Proud People vs. Broken People by Nancy Leigh DeMoss
Published February 7, 2011 | Proud people focus on the failures of others. Broken people are overwhelmed with a sense of their own spiritual… Continue reading
Revival in the Heart: Choosing Brokenness by Nancy Leigh DeMoss
Published February 7, 2011 |
The small band of church leaders had been praying earnestly for revival in their community–a village on the Isle of… Continue reading
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