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Mentioned in 13 episodes

The Hiding Place

Book • 1971

Corrie ten Boom

Elizabeth Sherrill

The book recounts the ten Boom family's involvement in the Dutch Underground, hiding Jewish refugees in their home in Haarlem, Netherlands.

It describes their arrest, imprisonment, and the hardships endured in concentration camps, particularly highlighting Corrie's spiritual journey and her sister Betsie's unwavering faith.

After the war, Corrie ten Boom became a global speaker and writer, sharing messages of forgiveness, hope, and love.

Mentioned by

Blaine Eldredge

Chris Christensen

James Emery White

Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned by Stephanie Tam as an example of someone whose life was deeply impacted by the Sermon on the Mount, highlighting her story of forgiveness in the context of the Holocaust.

Kicking Off a Year With Sermon on the Mount

Mentioned by

Jack Fowler

from Ralph Reed's essay as a best-selling 1971 autobiography made into a popular film.

Victor Davis Hanson: The Sad, Conflicted State of Young American Men

Mentioned by

Josh Howerton

, about Corrie Ten Boom and her sister hiding Jews during World War II.

The One Fact That Will Change Everything About Your Fear | Glad Tidings We Bring | Josh Howerton

Mentioned by

Blaine Eldredge

, referencing a line about trusting God during difficult times.

The Outbreak of the Spiritual

Mentioned by

Mike Maughan

as an example of a situation where honesty might not be the best approach.

197. Is It Wrong to Lie to Children?

Mentioned by

Josh Axe

when discussing books about forgiveness.

If You Do One Detox a Year — Do It Now, And Here’s How

Mentioned by

Greg Laurie

as an amazing book about Corrie Ten Boom's experiences during World War II.

Between Impossible & More Impossible | God Makes a Way

Mentioned by

Ryan Wilkins

to share a story from Corrie Ten Boom's book about finding strength in the crucifixion during the Holocaust.

Mentioned by

Ray McDaniel

as a book he had to read, one of the best things ever written.

Republicans and Evangelicals I The Late Great Planet Earth

Recommended by

Sharon Miller

as a Christian classic illustrating spiritual richness amidst suffering.

The Anti-Prosperity Gospel

Mentioned by

Edith Eger

as a source of inspiration for her understanding of forgiveness.

Holocaust Survivor Dr. Edith Eger on the Gift of Forgiveness

Mentioned by

Mark Batterson

to illustrate the power of grounding oneself in God's word during difficult times.

The Not So Secret Secret to Transformation

Recommended by

Kathy Davidson

as a powerful story of faith during hardship.

Episode 302: Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People?

Mentioned by

Chris Christensen

in the context of World War II history and the Ten Boom family's actions in hiding Jews.

AT#788 - Travel to Amsterdam

Mentioned by

James Emery White

as a powerful biography about faith and survival during the Holocaust.

CCP136: On God and Natural Disasters

Mentioned by

Erik Smith

when discussing Haarlem, referencing a similar story to Anne Frank.

AT#375 Travel to Amsterdam in the Netherlands

Recommended as a biographical account of a Christian family in the Netherlands who hid Jews during World War II.

Corrie ten Boom's Life of Faithfulness

Recommended by

Amy Hall

as an example of a book about faith and perseverance in a concentration camp.

What Words of Encouragement Would You Give to Men in Prison Who Love the Lord?

Mentioned by

Eric Metaxas

when introducing Ten Boom Coffee, referencing Corrie ten Boom's story of sheltering Jewish neighbors.

#35 - John Zmirak

Mentioned by

Jeff Vines

as a book he rereads every year, usually around Christmas and New Year's.

God Provides Through the Chaos - Part 1 - 7 January 2026

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