We can look at what this man suffered and then read the words of his hymn “whatever my lot, thou has taught me to say, it is well, it is well with my soul”. This man knew what he was writing for he had suffered much.
The story of John Newton is one of unbelievable grace and mercy, and the words of his beloved hymn were borne out of God’s amazing grace in saving him.
Frances Jane Crosby, born March 24, 1820, was a prolific writer, with over 8,000 hymns and many poems, and was known as “The Queen of the Gospel Song Writers.”
Thank you, @pengleraig for this hard copy of Modern Marxism. Here is my endorsement for Patricia’s book: If you’re like me the Covid era has left me [...]
Erin’s Audio Adventures! This listen was recommended by our friend @thomasascol in his words he believes everyone should read this and I agree with him. [...]
God's Wisdom in Proverbs by Dan Phillips is a great book. It's well written, it's well researched, it's interesting, and it's very thought provoking. Phillips starts [...]
It has always perplexed and bothered me that many, many books about the gospel (and many evangelical tools) start with the Law, or the cross, [...]
I picked up The Most Misused Verses in the Bible by Eric J. Bargerhuff when I was at Masters one summer and read most of it on [...]
The Great Elephant is an allegory for children by Nik Ranieri. It has all the makings of a great story: the plot moves along nicely (without [...]
Friends of mine gave me The Bark of the Bog Owl by Jonathan Rogers for Christmas last year and assured me that I would love it. I [...]
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