"Woe is me for I am undone" is the outcry of those who read Gurnall for very long. His continued exposing of the hypocrite is painful to say the least.

Loving speeches followed by deadly acts. Paton is yet again threatened with death, along with all the missions team.

A soul-stirring call to evangelism in our day or any day.

A true martyr for the Christian faith goes to be with Jesus. And the work goes on, with more threats to Paton's life.

Paton is preserved from instant death over and over. Amazing tales of God's providence.

Continued comments on hypocrisy. If you are/were a hypocrite or have ever thought you are/were, stand by for conviction...

The arrival of an English ship has an almost amusing effect among the natives. Also, a look at a truly born again ex-cannibal.

Spurgeon parts company with many of his Calvinist brethren in describing Hebrews 6, a troublesome text for many...

Many deaths, much illness. Who will blame whom?

Unbearable loss early in the New Hebrides mission. And the unbelievable ways of these South Sea natives (before Christ.)