On April 15, 1912, as the Titanic slipped beneath the water, a Scottish preacher named John Harper spent his final minutes drifting in the icy Atlantic, asking others a single question: “Are you saved?”

This piercing episode of Traveler's Tales, Harper’s life of faithful witness, his final courageous testimony, and the lasting challenge to share the gospel urgently and lovingly with those around us. 

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Unlike how many think of the account of David and Goliath. Ancient slings were a serious instrument that this young man had prepared himself with. He had trained and now went into battle in the strength of the Lord.

We are in a spiritual battle, and we must train with the weapons God has given us. That must happen in private before the battle. Listen to today's episode of Traveler's Tales for a fresh look at David and his sling as found in 1 Samuel 17. 

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This episode tells the story of Louisa M. R. Stead, who, after witnessing her husband's tragic death, wrote the hymn "Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus" out of consuming grief and unyielding faith. She did not just write the words. She lived them. Her simple, faithful trust became a lasting encouragement to countless believers facing the storms of life.

1. 'Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus,

(Refrain) Jesus, Jesus, how I trust him!

2. O how sweet to trust in Jesus,

3. Yes, 'tis sweet to trust in Jesus,

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In 17th-century England, a tinkerer named John Bunyan experienced the transforming power of the gospel. He became a Baptist pastor but was imprisoned for refusing to conform to the state church. During long prison sentences, he wrote prolifically, including one of the most influential works ever written: Pilgrim's Progress.

Listen to this tale of God's blessing on the faithfulness of John Bunyan. The same God who used a prison cell in Bunyan's life can use your challenges for your good and His glory. 

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This episode tells the true story of Anna and Susan Warner, two sisters who lost their fortune but found their ministry. Living on Constitution Island, they gave their lives to a humble ministry to West Point cadets and the writing of children's books. 

From this quiet work came perhaps the most famous children's hymn of all time: Jesus Loves Me. Set to music by William Bradbury and sung by billions of children around the world and throughout history. Even reaching famous Christians like Amy Carmichael.

Listen to today's Travelers' Tales for this amazing account. 

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"Rescue the perishing, care for the dying." Those words were the marching orders behind the life of Fanny Crosby, a blind hymn writer who penned thousands of hymns and urged God's people to demonstrate compassion and remain faithful in spreading the gospel to a dying world.

This episode of Traveler's Tales explores the story behind her famous hymn "Rescue the Perishing," the mission hall testimony that inspired it, and the lasting call to tell others about Jesus. 

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Some lives are loud, others are steady, and sometimes the most powerful legacy is not found in a dramatic moment, but in a lifetime of quiet faithfulness. This episode tells the story of R.A. Torrey, a man whose influence shaped generations through intense prayer, faithful service, conviction in Scripture, and steadfast integrity.

Listen to this account of R.A. Torrey on Traveler's Tales. 

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During the weeks of preparation before the track and field events of the 1924 Olympics, Eric Liddell was informed that his best races would be held on a Sunday. Despite fierce criticism, Liddell positively refused to run on the Lord's Day. What happened next is a reminder of the power of surrender to the will of God!

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God used a once apathetic and stubborn young minister's son to bring us the beloved hymn, At Calvary. What a blessing it is to know that Christ's sacrifice sets the child of God free from sin! Listen to this stirring account of William Newell and this classic hymn on today's Traveler's Tales.

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1. Years I spent in vanity and pride,

Refrain:

2. By God's Word at last my sin I learned;

3. Now I've giv'n to Jesus ev'rything;

4 O the love that drew salvation's plan!

At the age of 23, George Beverly Shea (1909 – 2013) had a hard decision to make. He could accept a job offer in a secular singing position in New York City, with a great salary and wide respect; or he could continue singing in churches and on Christian radio programs. The poem God used in his life became "I'd Rather Have Jesus."

Listen to this stirring account on today's Traveler's Tales.

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1 I'd rather have Jesus than silver or gold;

Refrain:

2 I'd rather have Jesus than men's applause;

3 He's fairer than lilies of rarest bloom'