365 Christian Men

December 1. Duncan Campbell. On this date in 1982, Channel of Revival: Biography of Duncan Campbell was published. Duncan was a man who trusted God and obeyed Him. Once, he was sitting near the pulpit at a church convention, when an overpowering urge to go to the island overcame him.  He had never been there, didn’t know anyone from there, but he […] The post Duncan Campbell, Scotland, Evangelist first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

November 30. Robert Boyle. Not only was Robert a pioneer in scientific methods, the characteristics of air, and how gasses behave, but he was also a clear thinker about the things of God.   He wrote, “I am not a Christian, because it is the Religion of my Country and my Friends. I admit no man’s Opinions in the whole lump.” He goes […] The post Robert Boyle, Ireland, Scientist first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

November 29. Titus Coan. In the early 1830s, in the United States, Titus went in to a revival led by his cousin Asahel Nettleton and came out believing in Jesus. After his early training, Titus arrived in Hawaii, where he partnered with missionaries Sarah and David Lyman. The Lymans manned the outpost in Hilo, and Titus became a traveling evangelist. On this date in 1836, Titus made his first evangelical […] The post Titus Coan, US, Missionary first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

November 28. George Mueller. Mueller was a thief and a gambler—up until he was 14. About his childhood, he wrote: “Despite my sinful lifestyle and cold heart, God had mercy on me. I was as careless as ever.… I never heard the gospel preached. Nobody told me that Jesus meant for Christians, by the help of God, to live according to the Holy Scriptures.”  […] The post George Mueller, England, Evangelist first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

November 27. Keith Green. As a toddler, Keith sang “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” with perfect pitch. And his parents provided musical training.  Keith liked piano but not playing the long classical pieces. When he was expected to learn to read sheet music, he simply memorized the classical pieces and pretended to be sight-reading the notes when his teacher was […] The post Keith Green, US, Musician first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

November 26. Robby Dilmore. Robby is a car guy. He’s been a car guy since 1971, when he started out at the dealership—washing cars. Over about 27 years, he worked his way up from service to parts to sales to owning a dealership. And from there—the God of the universe called Robby to do more.  In 2006, he started The Christian Car Guy Radio […] The post Robby Dilmore, US, Radio Host first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

November 25. David Brainerd. When Brainerd turned 20, he met Jesus. Brainerd writes: “My soul was so captivated and delighted with the excellence, loveliness, greatness … of God that I had no thought … at first, about my own salvation, and scarce reflected that there was such a creature as myself.”  Brainerd’s love did not grow cold. In his […] The post David Brainerd, US, Missionary first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

March 1. John Quincy Adams. Adams was a man of integrity with his mind made up to use whatever skills and talents he had to serve the country that loved.  One evening early in 1821, a certain politician visited Adams and let him know that he was being considered as a candidate for the presidency.  “To one thing, however, I had […] The post John Quincy Adams, President of the United States first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

September 10. Thomas Cranmer. Cranmer was a leader of the English Reformation, and he was the Archbishop of Canterbury during the reigns of two kings and a queen of England.   Cranmer loved God and was sincere in his beliefs. His story is one of hope for people who sometimes make mistakes. On this date in 1533, Cranmer became godfather to the then-future Queen Elizabeth.  When success gets […] The post Thomas Cranmer, England, Minister first appeared on 365 Christian Men.

September 9. Oswald Jeffrey Smith. At an RA Torrey conference Oswald became a Christian at age 16. About 14 years later, he founded The Peoples Church in Toronto in 1928. On September 9, 1928, he preached his first service to an audience of 2000.  Several missionary boards turned him down, saying he was too physically frail for the mission field.  But Oswald lived in […] The post Oswald J Smith, Canada, Evangelist first appeared on 365 Christian Men.