by chaseathompson | Feb 6, 2017 | Quickhits |
Hudson Taylor was a remarkably fruitful missionary to China in the second half of the 19th century. Initially,Taylor studied to be a doctor in Whitechapel, London, England. During his studies, he answered the call to take the Gospel to China, and became one of the...
by chaseathompson | Jan 2, 2017 | Quickhits |
During yesterday’s message at our home church, Agape Fellowship, I was initially going to cover 10 verses in the book of James (our current series.) Getting deeper into the message, I realized that there was no way to adequately cover all ten verses, so I cut it...
by chaseathompson | Dec 19, 2016 | Quickhits |
While researching an earlier Christmas article on Nate Saint, I came across some amazingly challenging words from missionary and martyr Jim Elliot. As a refresher, Elliot was one of five missionaries that were killed by the Huaorani people in January of 1956. Elliot...
by chaseathompson | Dec 12, 2016 | Quickhits |
Here are some great insights from “Mere Christianity,” in which C.S. Lewis writes about the kind of googly-eyed, fiery “falling in love,” that is characteristic of new couples vs. the kind of love (A quieter love) which sustains relationships...
by chaseathompson | Dec 9, 2016 | Quickhits, Uncategorized |
Richard Baxter was a prolific Puritan writer, poet, theologian and pastor who lived in England from 1615-1691. The author of at least 168 different works, Baxter was enormously influential in England and the colonies, and had significant impact on other Puritans like...
by chaseathompson | Dec 7, 2016 | Quickhits |
Recently on this site, we’ve taken a look at the origins of a couple of (now-trite) Christian expressions: “Thoughts and prayers,” and “Love the sinner, hate the sin.” Below, you’ll find a very interesting quote from Charles...
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