FOUND FAITHFUL - Softcover

"I was deeply blessed by these biographical sketches of authentic saints, together with excerpts from their writings and Skoglund's insightful comments. Here we have the creme de la creme of devotional literature."--Vernon Grounds

"Found Faithful reminded me again and again of God's mercy and kindness. . . . This book will give you a fresh perspective and will encourage you to worship Him all over again."--Ruth Bell Graham

"In the day of Christian-lite celebrities and skin-deep theology, Found Faithful is a salutary reminder--not only of a more faithful evangelicalism but of the deep realism of the gospel that touches our sharpest pain as well as our highest joy."--Os Guinness, author of "The Call"

Do you ever wonder how you can keep pressing on when so many obstacles get in your way? Do you need a word of encouragement? Then here's a book for you. Read about the trials and tribulations of eight heroes of the faith: C. S. Lewis, Ruth Bell Graham, Charles Spurgeon, Amy Carmichael, and others, plus ten vignettes of individuals such as Andrew Murray and Dwight L. Moody. These men and women have inspired us as spiritual giants; yet when you read Found Faithful, you'll discover that they had real struggles with physical, spiritual, and emotional hurdles. Recounting these ordeals, the author helps you find them to be real people, accessible, inspirational, and thoroughly faithful to Christ. “Found Faithful reminded me again and again of God’s mercy and kindness. . . . This book will give you a fresh perspective and will encourage you to worship Him all over again.” – Ruth Bell Graham “I was deeply blessed by these biographical sketches of authentic saints, together with excerpts from their writings and Skoglund’s insightful comments. Here we have the crème de la crème of devotional literature.” – Vernon Grounds “In a day of Christian-lite celebrities and skin-deep theology, Found Faithful is a salutary reminder—not only of a more faithful evangelicalism but of the deep realism of the gospel that touches our sharpest pain as well as our highest joy.” – Os Guinness, author of The Call