Hudson Taylor is one of the most famous missionaries that have ever lived. He went to China with the China Inland Mission and their work there changed the world. At the Shanghai conference on missions in 1890, Hudson Taylor preaches this sermon to encourage the missionaries to reach every part of China.
His sermon, “Compassion On The Multitude,”goes through the second time Christ fed the multitude. He reminds us of how often we forget the times in the past Christ has done a miracle and how essential it is we surrender everything we have to Christ.
Special thanks to Dr. Dodds for reading this sermon for us. Dr. Dodds is a professor at Calvary University and Seminary. He is also an elder at Shawnee Bible Church.
Previous episodes we mention:
Hudson Taylor - Source Of Power
Oswald Chambers - Arriving At Myself
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