George Müller of Bristol and His Witness to a Prayer-Hearing God
About this audiobook
This audiobook presents the faith-stirring book, George Müller of Bristol and His Witness to a Prayer-Hearing God. Writing about Mr. Müller’s life deeply impressed the author, as it provided an opportunity to highlight vital truths about holy living and serving. Furthermore, completing this work left the author in awe of the undeniable evidence for a living, prayer-hearing God. It also demonstrates the possibility of walking and working with Him daily, as Müller did through his consistent life of faith.
Müller’s life story is a testament to what it means to fully rely on God in every circumstance, from daily needs to large endeavors. His unwavering commitment to never ask anyone for financial support, while trusting solely in prayer, stands as a striking example of a life led by faith. This audiobook brings to life the incredible events that shaped Müller’s ministry and reveals how his prayers sustained thousands of orphans under his care.
In preparing this book, frequent conversations with Mr. James Wright, Müller’s long-time associate, were invaluable. Wright’s intimate knowledge of Müller helped shape the narrative and added depth to the portrayal of Müller’s life.
The George Müller audiobook has one clear purpose, just as Müller’s life had a single focus. It seeks to extend and emphasize George Müller’s witness to a God who hears prayers. Moreover, it aims to present, as plainly and briefly as possible, the key aspects of his life and his experience of the Lord’s guidance. Together, these provide a powerful answer to the question: Where is the LORD God of Elijah?
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About the author
Arthur Tappan Pierson (1837–1911) was an American pastor, missionary advocate, and prolific author, best known for his writings on missions and his biography of George Müller. A passionate supporter of global evangelism, Pierson was a close associate of prominent Christian leaders such as Charles Spurgeon and Dwight L. Moody. He preached extensively on the importance of prayer, revival, and missionary work, often standing in for Spurgeon at the Metropolitan Tabernacle. Among his many works are "The Crisis of Missions" and "The Divine Enterprise of Missions." Pierson’s legacy continues through his powerful contributions to missionary thought and his tireless efforts to promote the spread of the gospel.
