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Pillars of Mountain-Moving Faith (PDF + EPUB Devotional)

Pillars of Mountain-Moving Faith (PDF + EPUB Devotional)

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Daily Heroes of Faith: 366 Days with the Men and Women Who Trusted God

Walk every day with the men and women whose faith moved mountains.

Ordinary people. Extraordinary faith. The same faithful God.

Hebrews 11 calls them a great cloud of witnesses: people who, through faith, conquered kingdoms, shut the mouths of lions and turned weakness into strength. Pillars of Mountain-Moving Faith spends a year in their company, so that their faith can become yours.

Most days walk with a hero of the Bible: Abraham and Sarah, Moses and Miriam, Deborah, Ruth, David, Elijah, Daniel, Esther, Peter, Mary, Paul and many more. About once a week you meet a hero from church history, roughly fifty in all, including Polycarp, Augustine, Patrick, John Bunyan, Harriet Tubman, Corrie ten Boom, William Wilberforce, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Eric Liddell, Amy Carmichael and Hudson Taylor.

Each of the 366 readings names the hero, the setting and the kind of faith on display, and gives you:

  • The verse in full from the Berean Standard Bible
  • Their Story: what happened and what it cost
  • Faith Lesson: what their faith teaches you for today
  • Prayer for courage to trust God the same way
  • Pillar Truth: one line to build your life on

The months move from Pioneers of Faith and Out of Egypt through Women of Courage, Prophets of Fire, Exiles Who Stood Firm, The Twelve and Reformers and Missionaries to Quiet Heroes, and end at Christmas with The Author and Finisher of Faith: Jesus, the hero every other hero points to.

Honest about their flaws and clear about their courage, these stories will strengthen your faith, and they make an excellent resource for family devotions and small groups.


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Set aside a regular moment for reading, return to the passages that speak to your circumstances, and let your reading become part of a sustainable devotional rhythm.

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