Heroes are often underrated.
Our world honors and extols people with great intelligence, physical abilities, or outward beauty, while the meek, the humble, and the lowly are often passed by.
But “the Lord sees not as man sees.” (1 Samuel 16:7, ESV)
In this podcast, we document the stories of Christian heroes—people who may not have been highly esteemed by the world, but who were truly great in God's sight.
Visit thegreatpodcast.org for more information!
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Heroes are often underrated.
Our world honors and extols people with great intelligence, physical abilities, or outward beauty, while the meek, the humble, and the lowly are often passed by.
But “the Lord sees not as man sees.” (1 Samuel 16:7, ESV)
In this podcast, we document the stories of Christian heroes—people who may not have been highly esteemed by the world, but who were truly great in God's sight.
Visit thegreatpodcast.org for more information!
Martin Luther's wife Katie wasn't the only nun who ran away from a convent during the 1520's. After embracing the truth of justification by faith, an intrepid noblewoman named Ursula and two fellow sisters staged their own dramatic escape and joined the dozens of other nuns slipping out of convents during this time. Learn why Ursula's story is special, however, in this tenth and final episode of Season 3 of Great in God's Sight. It's a story of faith and courage you won't want to miss!
Check out the great artwork that goes along with today's story on our website, thegreatpodcast.org!
Great in God’s Sight
Heroes are often underrated.
Our world honors and extols people with great intelligence, physical abilities, or outward beauty, while the meek, the humble, and the lowly are often passed by.
But “the Lord sees not as man sees.” (1 Samuel 16:7, ESV)
In this podcast, we document the stories of Christian heroes—people who may not have been highly esteemed by the world, but who were truly great in God's sight.
Visit thegreatpodcast.org for more information!
