Tag: AmazingGrace
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Tokichi Ishii: A Murderer Transformed by Christ’s Grace (1918)
Read more: Tokichi Ishii: A Murderer Transformed by Christ’s Grace (1918)Grace transforms even the hardest heart at the final moment.
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John Newton’s Redemption: From Slave Trader to Grace-Filled Pastor
Read more: John Newton’s Redemption: From Slave Trader to Grace-Filled PastorGod’s grace transforms the worst sinner into a faithful servant
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When Idolatry Wins, God Sends Fire and Restores Victory
Read more: When Idolatry Wins, God Sends Fire and Restores VictoryGod sends fire when hope seems completely extinguished.
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William Carey in Kolkata (1793): Faithfulness Before Fruit
Read more: William Carey in Kolkata (1793): Faithfulness Before FruitGod shapes faithful lives through remembrance, obedience, gratitude, and trust.
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The Edict of Milan (313 AD): Restoring What Persecution Stole
Read more: The Edict of Milan (313 AD): Restoring What Persecution StoleGod restores what persecution steals, proving His justice never fails.
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William Wilberforce and Factory Reform: Justice That Protected Children
Read more: William Wilberforce and Factory Reform: Justice That Protected ChildrenGod’s justice demands responsibility when harm is known and preventable.
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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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Justice That Heals: God’s Measured Response to Human Harm
Read more: Justice That Heals: God’s Measured Response to Human HarmGod’s justice restrains violence while fiercely protecting the value of life.
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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.
