We are running a series of special episodes highlighting some of the studies produced by Media Gratiae over the years.
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Whether you are Peter the apostle, a Paul or a John, or a humble foot soldier who feels like an infant in the arms of the Lamb, your faith is precious.
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In this week’s letter from the past, Dr. John Snyder reads a helpful correspondence from John Newton on five principles to keep in mind when we have the opportunity to exercise social prayer.
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God’s revelation of himself is neither accidental nor irrelevant. The Lord has made himself known so that we can approach him according to that revelation.
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The mature believer learns and grows not only by studying Scripture and applying it to his life but also by looking at how God providentially moves, convicts, and grows other believers.
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Every Christian has both the responsibility and privilege of partaking and sharing with the spiritual giftedness that God has given the church.
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This is the time where feelings become more unreliable, and the believer is led to a deeper reliance on the objective realities of the gospel.
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Holy desires are the sails of the soul which are spread to receive the gale of a heavenly blessing.
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Newton displays his shepherding heart to a young believer. He describes the experience of many Christians who are babes in Christ, including the doubts, fears, encouragements, and victories.
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What did you have for breakfast? What will you have for dinner tonight? Day after day, our bodies crave needed nutrients. So does the body of Christ.
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John Newton is best known today for his hymn, Amazing Grace. But in his day, he was better known for his letters.
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Oh, what surprises of goodness and grace God has in store for you and me, if only we would pray without ceasing!
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