Category: Christian History & Stories
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Bartolomé de las Casas and God’s Call to Defend the Oppressed
Read more: Bartolomé de las Casas and God’s Call to Defend the OppressedGod’s justice confronts cruelty and restores dignity through repentance.
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John G. Paton on Tanna Island: Justice Without Revenge
Read more: John G. Paton on Tanna Island: Justice Without RevengeGod’s justice restrains violence and heals hearts through obedient faith.
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John Newton, 1748: From Slave Trader to Servant of Grace
Read more: John Newton, 1748: From Slave Trader to Servant of GraceGod’s grace transforms guilty hearts into instruments of redemption.
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Florence Nightingale,1854: When Obedient Faith Turned Care into Healing
Read more: Florence Nightingale,1854: When Obedient Faith Turned Care into HealingGod heals the wounded through obedient hearts willing to bear responsibility.
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Monica and Augustine in Milan, AD 386: Honoring God Through Repentance
Read more: Monica and Augustine in Milan, AD 386: Honoring God Through RepentanceGod restores honor through repentance, prayer, and patient, faithful love
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When Mercy Overcame Memory: Corrie ten Boom and the Hand That Forgave
Read more: When Mercy Overcame Memory: Corrie ten Boom and the Hand That Forgave“Justice without mercy is cruelty; mercy without justice is weakness.”
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Mary Slessor in Calabar, Nigeria: Defending Life Against Fearful Traditions
Read more: Mary Slessor in Calabar, Nigeria: Defending Life Against Fearful TraditionsGod restores dignity when His people courageously protect vulnerable lives.
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Hudson Taylor in China, 19th Century: A Life Fully Given to Christ
Read more: Hudson Taylor in China, 19th Century: A Life Fully Given to ChristTrue freedom begins when we belong completely to Christ alone.
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William Wilberforce and Freedom from the Slave Trade, 1807
Read more: William Wilberforce and Freedom from the Slave Trade, 1807God brings freedom through faithful obedience, even when change seems delayed.
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Geneva, 1541: When Worship Returned to God’s Glory Alone
Read more: Geneva, 1541: When Worship Returned to God’s Glory AloneTrue worship hides human glory so God’s holiness shines clearly.
