In today’s digital age, Christians spend more time on phones and laptops than ever before. Social media has become a modern marketplace of ideas, a public square where faith, politics, culture, and entertainment collide.
Suffering is a reality every Christian faces, yet it is also one of the greatest tools God uses to refine our faith. From the story of Job in the Old Testament to the letters of the Apostle Paul in the New, the Bible shows us that hardship is never wasted.
The Treasures of Truth volumes became instrumental for many believers who experienced the Latter Rain revival and sought to carry its message forward. They offered continuity and depth at a time when the revival itself faced opposition and controversy.
When the Civil War broke out, Bounds enlisted in the Confederate Southern Army. Serving first as a soldier, he later became a chaplain to the troops. During the conflict, he was captured and held as a prisoner of war by Union forces.
When you trace the spiritual undercurrents of the twentieth century, you’ll find a few names that rarely make the headlines yet quietly shaped the lives of thousands. One such figure is George H. Warnock a Canadian minister and writer.
The Revivalist Who Dreamed of Sons and the Coming Kingdom. Britton’s teachings stirred both devotion and suspicion. His emphasis on spiritual maturity and sonship drew critics who feared it encouraged elitism or exaggerated expectations of spiritual power.