Hearts of Fire: Eight Women in the Underground Church and Their Stories of Costly Faith

Reviewed by: Alyssa Roat, a Professional Writing major at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana

 


Introduction

Title: Hearts of Firehearts-of-fire-image

Author: The Voice of the Martyrs

Publisher:

The Voice of the Martyrs

Publication Date: 2003, 2015

Format: Print book

Length: 296 pages

OVERVIEW

Hearts of Fire tells the true stories of eight modern Christian women in countries around the world who have faced hardship and persecution for their faith and ministry. Through vivid language, riveting dialogue, and enough excitement for an action movie, the book holds the reader’s interest from beginning to end.

The stories of these eight women shed light on Christianity in the wider world, delving into the depth of widespread persecution that plagues many countries. With each story, the reader’s heart alternately breaks over desperate circumstances and then leaps with inspiration as the stories recount both horrific atrocities and astounding miracles.

Filled with testimony, scripture, and sound theology, this book is not just about understanding the plight of persecuted Christians. It also draws the reader in with assurances of God’s faithfulness, His miraculous power, and His great love, building up the reader’s own faith. Furthermore, the reader can’t help but share in the passion these women have for the lost.

Hearts of Fire is deep and thought-provoking, yet exciting and written in story form, making it an excellent text for both pastors and laypeople, missionaries and business people, parents and teenagers.

ASSESSMENT

Rating (1 to 5)

5 stars

Suggested Audience

This book is suggested for high schoolers and people older due to some graphic depictions of violence.

Christian Impact

Readers will be encouraged by the faith of these women and uplifted by the Scripture and testimony. The book also grants insight into the persecuted church. Many readers may find themselves inspired to serve and support persecuted brethren and those lost in oppressed nations.


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Hearts of Fire: Eight Women in the Underground Church and Their Stories of Costly Faith


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One Response to “Hearts of Fire: Eight Women in the Underground Church and Their Stories of Costly Faith”

  1. Readers will be encouraged by the faith of these women and uplifted by the Scripture and testimony. The book also grants insight into the persecuted church. Many readers may find themselves inspired to serve and support persecuted brethren and those lost in oppressed nations.

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