George Müller of Bristol, and His Witness to a Prayer-Hearing God

“A HUMAN life, filled with the presence and power of God, is one of God's choicest gifts to His church and to the world.””

— Arthur T. Pierson

“Every new spring of inward joy demands a channel for outflow,””

— Arthur T. Pierson

“where a state church exists, the ministry of the Gospel is apt to be treated as a human profession rather than as a divine vocation, and so the standards of fitness often sink to the low secular level, and the main object in view becomes the so-called "living," which is, alas, too frequently independent of holy living.””

— Arthur T. Pierson

“George Müller proved for himself and for all others who will receive his witness that, to those who are willing to take God at His word and to yield self to His will, He is "the same yesterday and to-day and forever":””

— Arthur T. Pierson

“George Müller believed, and because he believed, prayed; and praying, expected; and expecting, received.””

— Arthur T. Pierson

“The most intimate knowledge of God is possible on one condition”

— Arthur T. Pierson

“God is often moved to delay that we may be led to pray, and even the answers to prayer are deferred that the natural and carnal spirit may be kept in check and self-will may bow before the will of God.””

— Arthur T. Pierson

“THE workman of God needs to wait on Him to know the work he is to do and the sphere where he is to serve Him.””

— Arthur T. Pierson

“kings. The most intimate knowledge of God is possible on one condition”

— Arthur T. Pierson