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Jun 29, 2016 · A Famous Story About Muller's Faith. 6/29/2016. 3 Comments. “The children are dressed and ready for school. But there is no food for them to eat,” the housemother of the orphanage informed George Mueller. George asked her to take the 300 children into the dining room and have them sit at the tables. He thanked God for the food and waited.
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We have the full text of the message at Mary's funeral and we have his own recollections of this loss. To feel the force of what he says, we have to know that they loved each other deeply and enjoyed each other in the work they shared. Then came the diagnosis: “When I heard what Mr. Pritchard's judgment was, viz., that the malady was rheumatic feve...
So were his prayers for Mary answered? To understand how Mueller himself would answer this question, we have to see the way he distinguished between the extraordinary gift of faith and the more ordinary grace of faith. He constantly insisted that he did nothave the gift of faith when people put him on a pedestal just because he would pray for his o...
Let's go back and let him tell the story—essential parts of which are omitted from all the biographies I have looked at. His father was an unbeliever and George grew up a liar and a thief, by his own testimony.44 His mother died when he was 14, and he records no impact that this loss had on him except that while she was dying he was roving the stre...
He came to England in the hope of being a missionary with the London Missionary Society. Soon he found his theology and ministry convictions turning away from the LMS, until there was a break. In the meantime, a momentous encounter happened. Mueller became sick (thank God for providential sickness!) and in the summer of 1829 he went for recovery to...
But there was an aroma about Mueller's Calvinism that was different from many stereotypes. For him the sovereign goodness of God served, first and foremost, the satisfaction of the soul. And then the satisfied soul was freed to sacrifice and live a life of simplicity and risk and self-denial and love. But everything flowed from the soul that is fir...
If happiness in God is “of supreme and paramount importance” because it is the spring of sacrificial love that honors God, then the crucial question becomes how do we get it and keep it? Happiness in God comes from seeing God revealed to us in the face of Jesus Christ through the Scriptures. “In them . . . we become acquainted with the character of...
I will let him have the closing word of exhortation and plea for us to join him in the path of radical, joyful faith:
I am not aware of any scholarly biography that puts Mueller in the context of his religious and social context with careful, documented attention to his own writings. A. T. Pierson's George Mueller of Bristol: His Life of Prayer and Faith (1889; reprint, Grand Rapids, Mich.: Kregel, 1999), was written by one who knew and admired Mueller and was end...
Nov 8, 2023 · It has been more than 165 years since George Mueller took in his first orphan. His vision continues today as Christians around the world are inspired by his faith to depend on God to meet their needs and the needs of helpless children.
- One day, a friend invited George to go to an off-campus Bible study. He went only because he wanted to make fun of the Christians later. But to his...
- George went back to college without knowing how he was going to pay his tuition. He did something he thought was a bit silly for a grown man to do....
- After finishing college, George was ready to begin his missionary work in London, England. But there was one problem: Germany required all healthy...
- George became the pastor of a small church in England. The church wanted to pay him a good salary from the money it received renting pews to rich c...
- Each day as George walked the streets, he saw children everywhere who had no mom or dad. They lived on the streets or in state-run poorhouses, wher...
Jun 20, 2017 · In George Muller we have one of the most remarkable instances on record of God's Holy Spirit leading a man deliberately and systematically, at the outset of a course of prayer, to make the glorifying of God his first and only object.
George Mueller By Ed Reese BORN: September 27, 1805 DIED: March 10, 1898 Kroppenstaedt, Prussia (Germany) Bristol, England LIFE SPAN: 92 years, 5 months, 11 days George Mueller has proved to the world the truth of Philippians 4:19 and he will always be remembered as the man who got things from God. His
Daily Bible reading and prayer immediately became an important part of his Christian life and a cornerstone of his future orphanage ministry.The personal story of one of the greatest prayer-warriors of the past century.
Aug 31, 2015 · George Müller (1805–1898) provided for thousands of orphans by means of the “faith principle” — which meant he would look to God and never directly ask another person for money. Nor did he ever borrow money — for anything.
