Gambling can take a man’s shirt off his back, but Christ can clothe him with hope. Camillus de Lellis learned both lessons. He was an Italian, born in 1550 to a mother nearly 60. By 17 he stood six-and-a-half feet, … Continue reading The Gambler
Thomas Guthrie was born on July 12, 1803, to a prosperous merchant and his devout wife. He entered the University of Edinburgh at age 12, devoured the physical sciences, and graduated at 16. He followed his inclinations toward theological studies, … Continue reading Scotland’s Preacher
He ingeniously tore his Bible apart page by page, folding each page into a tiny strip. Continue reading The Homemade Rope
Like a miniature Antichrist, he erected pagan altars on the temple site—leading to another Jewish uprising and bloodbath. Continue reading A Little Relief
Even in prison, he labored at learning the Tamil language,… Continue reading Ora et Labora
Edwards spoke softly and simply, warning the unconverted that they were dangling over hell like a spider over the fire. Continue reading Spiders over the Fire
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