Good NewsNicky Cruz Lays Down the SwitchbladeThe warlord of Brooklyn's Mau Maus told the skinny street preacher he'd cut him to pieces. 'You could do that — and every piece will still love you.'00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsFaraday: The Bookbinder Who Lit the WorldA blacksmith's son with no schooling and a deep, quiet faith discovered electromagnetic induction — the principle behind every generator on Earth.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsThe Most Reluctant Convert in All EnglandC.S. Lewis fought his way into faith backwards — arguing against it all the way — then became the century's best-loved voice for Christianity.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsThe Priest Who Discovered the Big BangGeorges Lemaître — Catholic priest and physicist — proposed that the universe began from a 'primeval atom,' years before anyone called it the Big Bang.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsMendel Discovers Genetics in the Monastery GardenAn Augustinian friar counting pea plants in his abbey garden quietly discovered the laws of heredity — the foundation of all modern genetics.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsMaxwell's Equations, Written by a Man of PrayerThe physicist Einstein ranked with Newton unified electricity, magnetism, and light — and left prayers in the margins of his working notes.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsThe Doolittle Raider Who Went Back in LoveTortured for forty months in a Japanese POW camp, Jacob DeShazer got a Bible for three weeks — and returned to Japan after the war as a missionary.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsNixon's Hatchet Man Finds GraceWatergate's 'hatchet man' wept in a friend's driveway over a chapter of C.S. Lewis — then went to prison, and came out to serve prisoners for life.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsTake Up and Read: Augustine in the GardenA brilliant, restless professor heard a child's voice chanting 'take up and read' — opened the book, and became the most influential mind of the Western church.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsCarver and God's Little WorkshopBorn enslaved, George Washington Carver revived Southern farming from a lab he called 'God's little workshop' — and told the Senate where his ideas came from.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsThe Damascus RoadThe early church's fiercest persecutor was knocked to the ground by a light and a voice — and became the apostle who carried the faith across the Roman world.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsPascal's Night of FireOne of history's great mathematicians had a two-hour encounter with God so overwhelming he sewed the record of it into his coat — found only after he died.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsThe Genome Mapper Who Found GodFrancis Collins led the team that read the human genome — an atheist doctor argued into faith by a dying patient's question and a book by C.S. Lewis.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsThe Man Who Led Pearl Harbor Finds Peace'Tora! Tora! Tora!' was his signal. Eight years later, the commander of the Pearl Harbor attack was handing out gospel tracts in Japan.00 sources3d💬Share
Good NewsMother Teresa Starts With One RupeeShe left her convent with a few rupees and a calling to the poorest of the poor — and built an order serving the dying in over a hundred countries.00 sources4d💬Share
Good NewsAmazing Grace: The Slave Trader Who TurnedThe captain of slave ships became a pastor, wrote the world's best-loved hymn, and lived to see Britain vote his old trade out of existence.00 sources4d💬Share
Good NewsGladys Aylward Leads 100 Orphans Over the MountainsA London parlormaid rejected by every mission board walked nearly a hundred orphans across the mountains of war-torn China to safety.00 sources4d💬Share
Good NewsAdoniram Judson's Bible Buried in a PillowThrough imprisonment, fever, and the loss of his family, America's first foreign missionary finished the Burmese Bible — its manuscript once sewn inside a prison pillow.00 sources4d💬Share
Good NewsEric Liddell Refuses to Run on SundayHe gave up his best Olympic event over a Sunday heat, won gold in one he wasn't supposed to win — then gave his life away in China.00 sources4d💬Share
Good NewsGeorge Müller Feeds 10,000 Orphans on PrayerThe Bristol orphanages never ran an appeal, never took a loan, and never missed a meal — their founder simply prayed, and told the stories afterward.00 sources4d💬Share
Good NewsMary Slessor Stops the Killing of TwinsA Dundee millworker sailed to Calabar, moved in where no European would live, and ended the abandonment of twin babies — dozens of whom she raised herself.00 sources4d💬Share
Good NewsWilliam Carey Sails for IndiaA village cobbler who taught himself Greek became the father of modern missions — translating Scripture into dozens of languages and helping outlaw widow-burning.00 sources4d💬Share
Good NewsHarriet Tubman Goes Back Thirteen TimesFree herself, she returned again and again into slave country — guided, she said, by prayer — and never lost a single passenger.00 sources4d💬Share
Good NewsAmy Carmichael and the Temple ChildrenWhen a seven-year-old runaway reached her in 1901, an Irish missionary began a rescue that grew into a family of hundreds — and she never took a furlough again.00 sources4d💬Share
