Whom Shall I Fear? - Voice of the Martyrs
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Just days before Pastor Richard Wurmbrand was arrested by the Romanian secret police, he read that there were 366 Instances in Scripture that would help Christians overcome fear-one for each day of the year, including leap year. This idea enhanced Richard and his wife, Sabina's, prayerful study of God's Word and gave then strength to stand strong for Christ in the face of opposition, imprisonment, and torture. Featuring testimonies from Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand and other persecuted Christians from throughout the history until today, Whom Shall I Fear? invites you to encounter 366 biblical…mehr

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Just days before Pastor Richard Wurmbrand was arrested by the Romanian secret police, he read that there were 366 Instances in Scripture that would help Christians overcome fear-one for each day of the year, including leap year. This idea enhanced Richard and his wife, Sabina's, prayerful study of God's Word and gave then strength to stand strong for Christ in the face of opposition, imprisonment, and torture. Featuring testimonies from Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand and other persecuted Christians from throughout the history until today, Whom Shall I Fear? invites you to encounter 366 biblical passages that will take you beyond anxiety, doubt, and fear, grounding your faith In God's character as you live obediently for Christ in the face of any opposition.
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THE VOICE OF THE MARTYRS is a non-profit interdenominational organization dedicated to assisting the persecuted church worldwide. VOM was founded in 1967 by Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, who was imprisoned by Communist Romania for fourteen years for his faith in Jesus Christ. Today VOM spreads the message of the persecuted church and sends help through a network of international offices. VOM is located in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and can be found at www.vom.org.