When staunch Jew Stan Telchin discovered that his daughter had become a believer in Jesus, he began ferociously studying the Bible to prove her wrong. Shouldn’t believers have this sort of passion for God’s Word?

Wally Herron’s last sermon helped his family and friends cope with his untimely death. His message “God knows” reminds us, even today, that we can trust God even through tragedy.

The words of an unbelieving friend could have made Wally Herron give up on his calling. But instead, they inspired him to greater things! Don’t let taunts from the godless bring you down, let them inspire you.

When God seems slow in changing difficult situations, it is likely that He is at work preparing something wonderful. This is what Wally and Emily Herron found out in Bolivia, when a situation became very dangerous.

Wally Herron’s wife, Emily, learned that when we are obedient to God’s call, he “works out all things for good” (Romans 8:28).

In a moment of great difficulty, Wally Herron was able to see how God had helped him. He praised God even though he was tired and weary. Let’s do the same.

Wally Herron wanted to be a missionary, but he was told it was not for him. He wanted to a pilot, but he was told he’d never pass the test. A few years later, he was the greatest missionary pilot the world had seen.

Wally Herron was a missionary pilot known as the Condor of the Jungle. Early in his life he learned what real faith is – not sitting waiting for God to move, but acting and believing that God will help you.

Henry Garlock's father had a dramatic conversion after his mother did something drastic. What powerful work might God be wanting to do in your life, if you would wrestle until He does it?