George Müller's Empty Cupboard
In 1838, George Müller sat at a breakfast table in Bristol, England, with three hundred orphans and not a single crumb of food in the...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Jeremiah 17:5-10.
In 1838, George Müller sat at a breakfast table in Bristol, England, with three hundred orphans and not a single crumb of food in the house. The cupboards were bare. The milk jugs were dry. Every human calculation said this was the end of his experiment in faith. Müller bowed his head and prayed aloud: "Father, we thank You for what You are going to give us to eat."…
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