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Media Gratiae is latin for “The means of grace.” We aim, by the help of God, to help you make use of the means of grace God has already placed in your hands. We produce books, Bible studies, documentaries, podcasts, and more to enable you to grow in your knowledge of God, deepen your understanding of His Word, and help you walk close to Him.
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Whether we are in the midst of the mundane or overwhelmed by the impossible, we must keep in mind who it is that sends us, and who we are in Him.
We cannot please God the Father with any attempt to approach Him unless we come through the exclusive Way through whom He has provided access. In conversion and in communion with God, Jesus is “the only Mediator between God and man.”
Today, Dr. Snyder is joined by Teddy James to discuss how to turn Psalm 119:43 into our own prayer, and what to do if we find that the Lord has removed His word from our mouths.
Have faith in the faithfulness of Christ who has built his church upon the rock so that however bad things may be, nothing will prevail against it…
We spent the last two episodes examining the type of people God does entrust with His words, this week we examine the negative example.
Walking with God consists especially in the fixed habitual bent of the will for God, in an habitual dependence upon his power and promise, in an habitual voluntary dedication of our all to his glory, in an habitual eyeing of his precept in all we do, and in an habitual complacence in his pleasure in all we suffer.
Today, John Snyder is joined by Teddy James to discuss 2 ways we must be good listeners if we want God to give weight to our words.
In this series, John Snyder will be joined by Teddy James to discuss what makes a person trustworthy with God’s messages.
The delight of God in you is not based on anything you are doing or not doing right now.
Today, we are sharing an interview between Teddy James and Greg Jones, president of the Martyn Lloyd-Jones Trust.
The evidence that our eternal destination is with Christ will be manifested by our sights being set upon Him now.
This week, Dr. Snyder is joined in the studio by Teddy James as the two discuss Martyn Lloyd-Jones’ impact on their lives and offer an introduction to the Martyn Lloyd-Jones Trust.
This week on The Whole Counsel podcast, we are sharing a sermon preached by Ian Hamilton at Christ Church New Albany on Psalm 44.
The duties that God has for us along our ordinary path of life are not in proportion to the strength we have in ourselves, but in proportion to the help and relief that is laid up for us in Christ.
This week on The Whole Counsel podcast, we are taking a look at Jesus’ command in Matthew 11, “Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy laden,” with special emphasis on the word, “all.”
For every poor, self-condemned, heart-broken, returning soul, there is a lingering affection in the heart of the Father, a welcome in the blood of Jesus, and therefore every encouragement to arise and come to God.
In this week’s episode of The Whole Counsel, Dr. John Snyder, author of the Behold Your God series and an elder of Christ Church New Albany, teaches us how we are to apply Matthew 11 to our lives.
This week we conclude our special episodes publishing the interviews from Behold Your God: Rethinking God Biblically with Paul Washer’s interview.
Continuing with our final series of interviews from Behold Your God: Rethinking God Biblically, we present to you the final installment of our interview with Richard Owen Roberts.
Thy goodness will be with me in the year ahead;
I hoist sail and draw up anchor,
With thee as the blessed pilot of my future as of my past.
We will be spending the next three weeks publishing the rest of our complete interviews from Behold Your God: Rethinking God Biblically.
He had all possibility of inconceivable and immeasurable wealth within His power; yet He laid aside all that, denied Himself the power to enrich Himself, and came down to earth that He might save and bless us.
One of our favorite episodes to create every year is our book recommendation episode. Each year, close to Christmas, we record an episode recommending some of our favorite books we have read over the last year.
Jesus’ actions are not primarily a picture of salvation. Rather, even the work of redemption is at its heart a revealing of God’s glory.
Navigating the Classics is a quarterly podcast series that offers a modern guide to the books that shaped Christianity.
This is our final look at the five letters of Archibald Alexander written to those in the Autumn of Life. In this last letter, Alexander wants to teach his readers how to prepare for the end of their lives well.
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Navigating the Classics is a quarterly podcast series with Dr. John Snyder and guests that offers a modern guide to the books that shaped Christianity.
A weekly podcast about who God is and how to live in light of Him. Dr. John Snyder, pastor of Christ Church New Albany and author of the Behold Your God study series is joined by guests including Chuck Baggett, Jeremy Walker, Jordan Thomas, Steve Crampton and others, to discuss the realities of God and how we are to worship, learn, and live in light of who He is. They often use writers and authors of the past for help.
During a time of unease and unrest during the global pandemic of COVID-19, Jeremy Walker, pastor of Maidenbower Baptist Church in Crawley, England, began making short daily devotionals to warm our hearts to Christ and remind of the certainty of the sovereignty of God.
We are on a journey working through the sermons of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Join our conversation as we discuss the sermons, week by week, to see the truth he preached about Jesus Christ and Him crucified come from Spurgeon's heart to ours.
A weekly podcast about how our songs of faith came to be and how they have encouraged, comforted, and strengthened believers.