George Müller (1805-1898) is best known for the numerous orphanages he built and operated on Ashley Down in Bristol, England. From the beginning, he renounced a regular salary and refused throughout the rest of his life to make any requests for financial support either for himself or for his philanthropic projects. During the next sixty years, Müller received nearly one and a half million pounds in answer to prayer, and the many branches of his work included the care of some ten thousand children.

Every believer in Jesus Christ must wrestle and fight for issues of faith in his or her life. In these devotional readings, Müller shares the life-changing secret of boldly coming to the throne of God to receive your every need. You will be challenged to see that the puny supplies of man are dwarfed beside the reservoir of God's grace -- reservoirs that can be tapped by faith. Spend some time with the man who came to be known as "the apostle of faith," and you too can learn to not bind God by the limits of your own faith.