Charles Spurgeon: Grace in the Midst of Suffering
Behind Charles Spurgeon’s powerful preaching was a life marked by chronic pain and deep depression. Through these long seasons of suffering, he learned to trust Christ more fully and discovered a tender grace that shaped his ministry and his hope.
Josephine Butler: Grace in the Darkness
Behind Josephine Butler’s public achievements lay a hidden battle with mental illness. Through faith and shared suffering, she found grace in the darkness and compassion for those on society’s margins.
Martin Luther and the Gift of Grace
When Dr. Thomas Power reflects on Martin Luther’s life, he sees a man shaped as much by struggle as by faith. In this thoughtful piece, he explores how Luther’s battle with anxiety led him to discover the freeing power of grace and a God who meets us in our weakness.
Beyond Hyper-Cognitive Discipleship: Rethinking Spiritual Formation
When Dr. Andrew Barron considers the call of Matthew, he sees a picture of discipleship that isn’t built on doctrine but on simple obedience. In this heartfelt reflection, he shares how his son Rafi embodies a grace-filled way of following Jesus one rooted in trust, love, and community.
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