…Moody Bible Institute and pastoring several churches, he was called to assist E. Howard Cadle at the Cadle Tabernacle in Indianapolis, Indiana. Upon Mr. Cadle’s death, Lakin became pastor and…

…understanding darker and their ignorance greater. Wycliffe’s purpose was to bring to the common people the truth that the way of salvation lay through an understanding of spiritual light. In…

…The point of those theses (the archbishop had given ninety-four commending indulgences) was that if indulgences were payments to be received as “good works” as a release from the temporal…

…trips to England and the continent while completing the work. The Oxford libraries were opened to him, and the Oxford University Press published it. It was completed in 1907 and…

…of the churches publicly to separate themselves from the false practices of the Church of England. In addition he attacked the charter of the colony on the ground that the…

…obstacle, and with an earnestness of mind that wrought wonders on savage lives and whole communities.” Brainerd did his greatest work by prayer. He was in the depths of the…

…nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Talmage was a “country boy” of humble, pious parentage. Born at Bound Brook, New Jersey, he was the last of twelve children. Even as a…

…mission could understand. A deep love for Christ and a compassion for the spiritual and physical needs of the underprivileged prompted Reveal to spend much of his life in prayer….