As a teenager, he was a liar, a gambler, an alcoholic, and a thief. As a young adult he was a skeptic, a seeker, and finally a believer in the God who changes lives. As a man, he was a visionary, a prayer warrior, and a caregiver to more than ten thousand orphans who needed to know the love of Jesus Christ.

George Muller's service to the people of Bristol, England, in the 1800's and his devout personal prayer life reflect the joy of believing in God's faithfulness. Perhaps the most powerful part of his story is what it teaches us in practical ways about depending on God to meet every need we have.

Muller raised millions of dollars without asking anyone but God for funds. He treated the poor with respect to the point where he was criticized for his kindness. He offered education, a home, and a Bible to thousands of children. He met and influenced some of the greatest political and social figures of his time. Through it all, he showed a "habitual hanging upon the unseen God."

Though he lived more than a hundred years ago, Muller's legacy continues, not only in the organizations he inspired, but in the lives of men and women encouraged to know that God can use an ordinary person to accomplish and extraordinary mission. This classic biography, complete with new material in Muller's own words, reminds us that God is a God of power, a God who provides, and a God who rewards those who seek Him.