Hudson Taylor and the China Inland Mission: The Growth of a Work of God

About this book

Howard Taylor traces Hudson Taylor’s life and the growth of the China Inland Mission, from his call to reach China’s unreached provinces to the mission’s expanding work amid hardship, bereavement, and danger. The account emphasizes dependence on God, prayer, the sufficiency of Christ, and the call to carry the Gospel to every creature, inviting readers to consider the faith and sacrifice demanded by that work.

Contents

1. Foreword
2. If Thou Forbear to Deliver
3. Hidden Years
4. There Wrestled a Man with Him
5. 4. the Mission That Had to Be
6. According to His Working
7. My Presence Shall Go with Thee 🔒
8. T0 Search Out a Resting-place 🔒
9. 8, 0 That Thou Wouldest Bless Me Indeed 🔒
10. 9, and Enlarge My Coast 🔒
11. An Open Door: A little Strength 🔒
12. The Darkest Hour 🔒
13. The Exchanged Life 🔒
14. Jesus Does Satisfy 🔒
15. Shall Never Thirst 🔒
16. I5. Thou Remainest 🔒
17. I6. Things Will Look Up-if 🔒
18. [7. Not Disobedient to the Heavenly Vision 🔒
19. I8. Out of Weakness Were Made Strong 🔒
20. I9. the Faithfulness of God 🔒
21. The Gates of the West 🔒
22. For Jesus' Sake 🔒
23. He Goeth Before Them 🔒
24. Women Which Laboured with Me in the Gospel 🔒
25. The Seventy 🔒
26. Deeper Down 🔒
27. Above All That Ye Ask 🔒
28. The Price of Progress 🔒
29. Days of Blessing 🔒
30. The Hundred 🔒
31. Few Know What Is Betwixt Christ and Me 🔒
32. The Cross Does Not Get Comfortable 🔒
33. With Wings as Eagles 🔒
34. To Every Creature 🔒
35. The Coming Thousand 🔒
36. Defending the Channels 🔒
37. 36. the Forward Movement 🔒
38. Can Ye Drink of the Cup? 🔒
39. The Forward Movement 🔒
40. Even So, Father 🔒
41. 40.waters of Rest 🔒
42. His Way Is Perfect 🔒
43. Prayers Yet to Be Answered 🔒