A man was once conversing with a Brahmin priest, and he asked: “Could you say, ‘I am the...
When D. L. Moody visited
New Haven in 1878, R. A. Torrey was a student in the University there. He...
I believe in a physician when I put my case into that physician’s hands, and
trust him to cure me....
A Hindoo fakir, with matted hair and ash-besmeared body, was sitting under a tree in deep...
One
night while preaching at a halfway house in Taegu, South Korea where Mrs.
Worley and I were...
One of
the most notoriously bad characters that ever lived in New York was Orville
Gardner. He was...
D. L Moody used to tell the story of a
man who came to him and said, “When the Mexican war began I...
When the California gold fever broke
out, a man went there, leaving his wife in New England with...
A sailor was once left in charge of the helm, with
directions from the captain to keep his eye on a...
“Christ
died for sin. Believers die to sin. Unbelievers die in sin.”—Unknown
A man took a photo of men stealing grapes. He went to the owner of the grapes intending to show him...
On Sunday, March 6, 1881, a barque was wrecked off the
north coast of Scotland. Fishermen on shore...
A little boy and his father were driving
down a country road on a beautiful spring afternoon....
Mel Trotter, the famous rescue mission worker, was the son of a bartender who “drank as much as he...
Elizabeth Keckley was a slave in Missouri before the Civil War.
Her greatest desire was to purchase...
“When
Jesus died, He died as my representative, and I died in Him; when He arose, He
rose as my...
The American Atheists organization paid $20,000 for a billboard near the Lincoln Tunnel in North...
Judge Horace Gray of Boston who would later go on to serve as a
Justice on the Supreme Court once...
Some say, “All roads lead to the same place as long as you are sincere,”
but a person can be...
The story is told of a young girl who accepted Christ as her
Saviour and applied for membership in...
