One morning the cupboards were bare. Hundreds of children sat at long tables in the building, with empty plates and no breakfast. Müller stood, gave thanks to God for the food the children were about to eat, and waited.
Category Archives: Practical Theology
God is There
There, a man in chains in a foreign prison, surrounded by enemies, declared that the presence and faithfulness of God reached past the walls and into a future he could not see.
Surrendering Our Gifts Back to God
A room full of people bowing their heads can be worshipping the living God, or worshipping an idea of God that makes no demands.
A Fire Shut Up in My Bones
He later wrote that he would remain in prison “till the moss grew on his eyelids” rather than agree to silence the gospel.
Is Anything Too Hard for the Lord?
The God of the Bible moves toward weakness. He gives life where human ability has run out.
What I Desire
The harder he worked, the more certain he became that his efforts could never close the gap between himself and a holy God. It was Paul’s letter to the Romans that opened his eyes.
Let Us Make
Trinity Sunday asks the church to do what Athanasius spent his life doing: to think carefully about who God is…
Would That All the Lord’s People Were Prophets
Samuel Mills, the student who had organized the meeting, had been burdened for months by the question of whether American Christians had any obligation to take the gospel beyond their own borders.
Between the Cloud and the Fire
August 13, 1727, during a communion service at the village church in Berthelsdorf, the Spirit of God fell on the congregation in a way that marked every person present.
Come and Hear
The psalmist said, “Come and hear.” The question for each of us is whether we have something to say when someone takes us up on the invitation.