…and damnation” to Queen Mary of Scotland and also to Bloody Mary, Queen of England. Of him it was said, “Here is one who never feared the face of man.”…

…some Popes had been heretics. At once Huss was branded a heretic, ex-communicated, and his writings were suppressed. He found refuge outside Prague, where he continued to preach, write and…

…this program. As a follow-up to the radio ministry, two monthly magazines – the Good News Broadcaster for adults, and Young Ambassador for youth – were added as literature supplements….

…preached?” Wycliffe once answered, “Appropriately, simply, directly, and from a devout, sincere heart.” Finally prohibited by the Bishop of London from preaching, Wycliffe confined himself to writing and translating the…

…wherever people would open their homes, because “meeting houses” were few. This was the beginning of his long career as a circuit-riding Methodist preacher. Cartwright was a “hellfire and brimstone”…

…leader. In his church discipline, which was drawn from the Swiss Baptists, silent prayer was common, and sermons were without texts. He taught that neither Baptism nor Communion conferred grace…

…his efforts, but would alternate between spells of “saint” and “sinner.” He met the Wesleys, and they became close friends. Because this was previous to John’s own conversion, what they…

…Spirit in a three-fold aspect: sealing, filling, and anointing. Among his better known hymns are: “My Jesus, I Love Thee” and “I Shall See the King in His Beauty.” On…

…by his taped messages. Dr. Greene was a prolific author, writing and publishing many verse-by-verse commentaries on the Bible in addition to numerous sermon books and soul winning booklets. The…