Hudson Taylor's Spiritual Secret

by Howard Taylor, Geraldine Guinness Taylor, F. Howard Taylor, et al.

Book Overview

A spiritual biography of the "father of modern missions," Hudson Taylor's Spiritual Secret poses one question: What empowered Hudson Taylor's ministry in China? The answer is unfolded in these pages.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1929122322
• ISBN13: 9781929122325
• Release Date: January 2010
• Publisher: OMF International
• Length: 194 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A Humble Servant

This Missionary shows us true humility to be used of God for His will to be accomplished. Refreshing to see a Mission field giant who had no ego...only humility...to be a tool in the hand of God. He did not make a move without prayer and consulting the Creator of the Universe. And this mans love for the Chinese people. What a dedicated soul. We can learn a lesson from his words. Truly a lesson study for all of us in how we look at all of God's children as well as how we behave and work in our daily lives. This book humbled me and made me realize that God cannot fully use us for His purposes until we turn all of ourselves over to him. It is not about us...it is about God and the souls He wants in His kingdom. Awesome!

what an amazing life

I've read other biographies of other christian giants & pioneers, but this one stands apart because of how well the Taylors and friends documented their lives. Interspersed within this succinct yet colorful biography, the authors (Hudson Taylor's son and daugther-in-law) share numerous letters written to and from Mr. Taylor throughout his life. These precious letters prove to be jam packed with spiritual wisdom and insight. They provide us with an unique "inside look" into a practical man who was utterly captured by God's purposes.

Modeling a Life of Faith

This little book is huge in terms of its presentation of a life lived exclusively by faith in God. It presents the life of a man who learned through the challenges and trials of 50 years of missionary outreach to inland China the faithfulness of God to supply every need. This book will touch your heart; it will challenge you with respect to your own commitment to trusting in the faithfulness of God, and it will encourage you to live by faith through the example of an ordinary man who did just that.

Inspirational and a testimony of God working in men.

A book for missionaries, which indeed we all are for Christ. This is a thrilling true story of one man's relationship to our Lord and what his life becomes in service to Him. All those who have dedicated their lives to Christ can learn a lot about living out the faith and what God can do when you put your entire being into His loving hands. What this man, Hudson Taylor, does in China, we have assurance that God also wants to do in our lives even right where we are. A blessing for the indivual reader, and subsequently for those around, affected by the ministry inspired.

Life-changing

I read this book years ago at the age of fifteen. It truly changed my life. This book, the books of Amy Carmichael, and Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis have all been vital in the direction which my life has taken.

An awe inspiring story of love and its true meaning

It is very difficult to express my innermost feelings as I read this book. The love of a man for His God and the people of China is unfathomable. His intimacy with his Heavenly Father is a relationship to be desired and sought after. A love for a people God instilled within him. Words cannot express what is in between the covers of this book. His work in China will last because of the everlasing God that he served and China will never be the same. He and his family gave all. His work goes on in the Spirit which he was so in one with. Only God knows how many people have and will be touched because of the love he had for his God and the people whom he served so many years not out of duty but out of love, with sacrifice and great cost to himself and family. A sacrifice that they did not even consider as one but as a privilege. This is not one you will read once but many times and encourage others to read.