Heroes of the Faith show
Heroes of the Faith this week features Nicolaus Zinzendorf. Nicolaus lived during the 18th century in Europe. He was a wealthy landowner who had a personal encounter with the living Christ. He set up a Church on his property, gathered others and encouraged them to consider missionary work within Europe …
Heroes of the Faith this week features the fearless Romanian preacher, Richard Wurmbrand. After the Communist takeover, Richard and his wife remained preaching an uncompromising gospel. Inevitably they were arrested with his wife being sent to a slave camp. Richard endured 8 years of constant torture. Even during years of solitary …
Heroes of the Faith this week will feature Mary MacKillop. Australians now know Mary MacKillop as Saint Mary MacKillop. Learn how Mary came from very humble beginnings on a farm. God took Mary’s skills and talents and developed them into becoming an educational ground breaker who had an effect on hundreds of …
On Heroes of the Faith this week we talk about Paul Webb. Paul Webb was a retired Catholic priest who felt the call of God towards refugees living in Australia. In Darwin, Paul could be found everyday attending the Darwin Refugee Centre not in his priestly role but to sit …
Heroes of the Faith this week features John Stott. John Stott became a very influential Christian writer, thinker and author in England. Allan Davis tells of how he found Stott’s books so helpful and how even today the issues that John touched on are relevant, such as how as Christians do we …
On Heroes of the Faith this weekend, learn about the life of John Hyde who was told by the missionary board that God had no use for him. However, he changed the spiritual face of India. His prayer to God started as “Give me one soul a day; then two; …
