The Letter That Changed a Life
In 1725, a young German nobleman named Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf stood before a painting of the crucified Christ in an art gallery in Düsseldorf....
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Romans 1:1-7.
In 1725, a young German nobleman named Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf stood before a painting of the crucified Christ in an art gallery in Düsseldorf. Beneath it were inscribed the words: "This I have done for you. What have you done for Me?" Zinzendorf, already wealthy and destined for a comfortable career in Saxon politics, felt the question burn through every layer of privilege and ambition.…
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