Pastor Richard Wurmbrand: an inspiration and a rebuke
Last year was the centennial of Lutheran confessor and author Richard Wurmbrand, who spent much of his adult life in Communist concentration camps for the sake of the Faith.
His work on behalf of those who suffer for Christ all over the world continues in the ministry of The Voice of the Martyrs. (NOTE: There is one typo in the video: substitute "Romania" for "Armenia.")
I am not an Enthusiast (one who looks for God's voice outside the external Word). I do not believe in looking for Him outside the Word. But I am not about to tell the late Pastor Wurmbrand (who says of a vision he recounts, "extraordinary circumstances result in extrordinary things") that in his extraordinary circumstances Jesus did not act in the extraordinary way He sometimes behaved in the book of Acts.
His work on behalf of those who suffer for Christ all over the world continues in the ministry of The Voice of the Martyrs. (NOTE: There is one typo in the video: substitute "Romania" for "Armenia.")
I am not an Enthusiast (one who looks for God's voice outside the external Word). I do not believe in looking for Him outside the Word. But I am not about to tell the late Pastor Wurmbrand (who says of a vision he recounts, "extraordinary circumstances result in extrordinary things") that in his extraordinary circumstances Jesus did not act in the extraordinary way He sometimes behaved in the book of Acts.
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