Susannah Spurgeon: A Ministry-Minded, Self-Sacrificing Wife By Maryanne Challies Helms
Susannah was born in London, England in 1832. Her parents were committed believers and raised her in a godly and… Continue reading
The Lord Knows by Susannah Spurgeon
The Lord knows all about us. Our enemies–sometimes, even our friends–misunderstand and malign us; they misconstrue our words and actions,… Continue reading
Call Upon Me In The Day of Trouble by Sabina Wurmbrand
‘Once, one Sunday morning, my husband was stolen from the street – kidnapped. We went around asking, ‘Where is he?’… Continue reading
He Alone Will Prevail by Sabina Wurmbrand
We were at a certain moment – that means Christians – were at a certain moment deported to Siberia. And… Continue reading
I Was The Richest There by Sabina Wurmbrand
When the Communists came to power in Romania, they put in prison many hundreds, and afterwards thousands, of women. To… Continue reading
Sabina Wurmbrand: Radical Faithfulness, Beautiful Forgiveness by Leanna Shepard
“I am Sergeant Harsh. Hard by name and hard by nature. Don’t you forget it.”
The female Soviet Guard introduced… Continue reading
Discoveries of the Divine Perfections and Glory and of the Excellency of Christ by Sarah Edwards, wife of Jonathan Edwards
On Tuesday night, Jan. 19, 1742, I felt very uneasy and unhappy, at my being so low in grace. I… Continue reading
A Personal Testimony by Susannah Spurgeon
“My times are in Your hand!” Psalm 31:15
Why then, need I worry or tremble? That great, loving, powerful hand… Continue reading
The Battle is the Will By Oswald Chambers
We all have to learn that surrender is not the surrender of the external life, but the surrender of the… Continue reading |
Thoughts on Psalm 139:2 by Susannah Spurgeon
‘Thou knowest my downsitting and mine uprising, thou understandest my thought afar off.’ (Psalm 139:2).
Thou Knowest. Come my soul, here… Continue reading