Hudson Taylor

The Man Who Believed God

By: Marshall Broomhall

Narrated by: Frederick Davidson

Hudson Taylor is one of the most remarkable of Christianity's heroes. A gawky, determined Yorkshire boy of commonplace origins, mediocre education, and uncertain health, Hudson Taylor lived in the assurance that under God's direction he would someday evangelize China's 400 million souls. Today he is remembered both as the founder of the world-famous China Inland Mission and one of history's great men of faith.

Hudson Taylor left England on September 19, 1853, and did not reach China until the spring of 1894. The long and arduous voyage, persecution, poverty, and the barriers of language and culture did not deter him from his mission. Throughout a life filled with trials of all sorts, Taylor remained confident in his knowledge of God's will and of his care, even in the shadow of death.

Public Domain (P)2000 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Hudson Taylor

Narrator is hard to listen to, but overall this book DEEPLY challenged me in my faith

The sacrificed life of a faithful follower of Jesus Christ.

Wow!! The sacrifices H. Taylor made to serve his King, Jesus Christ, makes most faithful Christians today look as if we’re living in a wealthy vacation resort. He was a great an example of living fully dependent on God to meet all of his needs. His heart for China is both touching and convicting. Every Christian could learn true, faithful living and humble service by becoming acquainted with Hudson Taylor.

All glory to God

Here is a brief and blessed record of a man after whose footsteps I strive to walk. The seed is planted in China, and will prove the salvation of millions. The seed will also prove to crack the concrete of the Great Wall.

amazing

what an amazing man with amazing faith in our Holy God. To be used of God like he was is so awesome!!

Excellent

Awesome book, really has helped me realize the importance of prayer in everything. Would definitely recommend this. Convicting for certain, am I really living for Christ, or just going through the motions?