Fanny Crosby
Fanny Crosby is known for two things: her blindness and her remarkable hymns. But understanding how she endured her blindness and why she spent the latter part of her life writing hymns is where the real treasure is found.
Adoniram Judson, Part 2
Judson's biography of ups and downs, high peaks and deep valleys, is one of those rare stories that captivates like a grand literary classic but convicts like a great revival sermon.
Adoniram Judson, Part 1
Judson's biography of ups and downs, high peaks and deep valleys, is one of those rare stories that captivates like a grand literary classic but convicts like a great revival sermon.
Oswald Chambers
Oswald Chambers alleviated so much of the mystery of God's will by offering us a simple proposition for life: just trust God and do the next thing.
Susanna Wesley
The pervasive public ministry of John and Charles Wesley is a direct result of the private ministry of their self-sacrificing mother, Susanna. Because she considered her home a great mission field, her life is still bearing fruit to this day.
A. W. Tozer
Few writers have magnified the Church's perspective of God like A.W. Tozer. His deepest desire was to see the glory of God and his words still radiate from the vision.
Amy Carmichael
A good missionary convicts the world; a great missionary convicts the Church as well.
David and Svea Flood
Of all the amazing biographies Stephen brings us in his "Legacies of Light" series, perhaps none will pull on your heartstrings like this amazing testimony of faith. It's a story of a woman's endurance, a man's despair, and a Savior's incredible mercy.
The Making of a Pearl
Just when we expect an elderly Nehemiah to walk away from trouble and reach for the rocking chair, he thrusts himself right back into ministry. Those who think we should retire from God's work at a certain age should read Nehemiah 13 and think again!
Delcaration of Dependence
Revival is like remodeling your kitchen. It takes longer than you planned, makes a bigger mess than you thought possible, and costs more than you hoped! But as Stephen reminds us in this message, the outcome is always worth the effort.