Simple Trust, Simple Prayers: Life-Changing Lessons From The Journals of George Mueller

by Cindy Mallin

In this all-new, intriguing book, author Cindy Mallin takes readers on a journey to England in the 1800s. Through paraphrased highlights of George Mueller’s journal entries, readers discover what it means to be truly dependent on God for their each and every need. Mueller was a minister who pioneered five orphanages in England during the 1800s. Through consistent prayer and perseverance, Mueller never solicited funds for his endeavors, but relied completely on God to provide for their every need. The many examples of answered prayers throughout this book are truly inspiring.

128 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2011

Reviews

[Jennifer Krohn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good intro to Mueller although I wish I read his actual diary

[Joanna Harris · Rating 3 out of 5]

I appreciated the way Cindy has put highlights from Mueller's story into simple, every day English. The discussion and application questions at the end of each chapter help readers translate Mueller's thoughts and actions into our own lives. There is so much we can learn from George Mueller about trust and prayer. Well done Cindy!

[Ainos · Rating 3 out of 5]

A great read about George Mueller's life wholly dependent on God. Rated it 3 stars because it was edited for simpler and faster reading - I feel that I would've enjoyed reading his published journal entries.