William Russell Maltby (1866–1951) was a British Wesleyan minister, theologian, and author, known for his contributions to Christian thought and religious literature. His works explored faith, atonement, and Christian service, shaping early 20th-century theological discussions.
Born in England, Maltby pursued religious studies, becoming a prominent Methodist minister engaged in preaching, teaching, and theological writing. His sermons and writings emphasized Christian doctrine, moral philosophy, and spiritual reflection.
His publications include Active Service: The Share of the Non-Combatant (1914,) examining Christian duty in wartime, and Christ and His Cross (1936,) exploring the theological significance of Christ’s sacrifice. His works enriched Christian scholarship and pastoral guidance, offering insights into faith, redemption, and ethical living.
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Jesus promised His disciples three things: that they would be entirely fearless, absurdly happy, and that they would get into trouble.
—William Russell Maltby
Topics: Christianity
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