George Müller and the School of Grace
In 1825, a young German theology student named George Müller spent his evenings gambling, drinking, and stealing from friends. He once forged his father's signature...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Titus 2:11-12.
In 1825, a young German theology student named George Müller spent his evenings gambling, drinking, and stealing from friends. He once forged his father's signature to cover debts. By every measure, Müller was a man ruled by worldly passions, studying for ministry only because it promised a comfortable salary. Then, at a quiet prayer meeting in a home in Halle, Müller encountered something he had never truly known — the grace of God.…
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