Heroine of the Faith: Phoebe Palmer
Phoebe Palmer was “the mother of the Holiness Movement.” Born Phoebe Worrall in 1807, she was brought up…
Phoebe Palmer was “the mother of the Holiness Movement.” Born Phoebe Worrall in 1807, she was brought up…
Jessie was born in South Wales, U.K., in 1861. The daughter of a mining engineer/Methodist minister, she married…
I’m so thankful for my husband, Tony. The blessings of being married to him are beyond words. It’s…
Amy Carmichael was born in Ireland in 1867 to a well-to-do family. She decided to follow Jesus at…
“There is no pit so deep that God’s love is not deeper still.” These are among the final…
Lottie Moon, at a height of 4 feet 3 inches, was a powerhouse for the gospel. Born to…
In his book,Why Not Women, Loren Cunningham tells this story: Duncan Campbell, who had witnessed an extraordinary revival…
Some people claim that Deborah, rather than being a blessing, was actually a judgment on Israel. This opinion…
It sometimes puzzles me that women weren’t included among the twelve disciples. How easy it would have been…
Jesus refused to be bound by the conventions of his day. At times he even seemed to go…
Oh, but he did! Jesus chose twelve men to be with him. What is often forgotten is that…
Making sense of the diverse house church movement currently sweeping across the U.S. There is a major shift…
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