We’re returning to one of our most well-received series, originally published on October 13, 2022, featuring a conversation between Dr. John Snyder and Jeremy Walker on John Owen’s Mortification of Sin.
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For those interested in church history and the Protestant Reformation, Calvin’s letters offer a rare window into the personal relationships, struggles, and pastoral concerns that shaped the movement from within.
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While most of us will not face magisterial persecution, the Christian life still includes seasons of hardship, opposition, and quiet faithfulness under pressure. In those moments, Calvin’s counsel remains deeply relevant.
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This week, Dr. John Snyder continues reflecting on spiritual weariness.
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This week on The Whole Counsel, Dr. John Snyder continues a thoughtful discussion on seasonal depression—whether that season is influenced by winter’s effect on our mood and mental state, or by a particularly difficult chapter of life.
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In this opening episode of our new series, Winter of the Soul, Dr. John Snyder reads from and reflects on this short but deeply revealing letter.
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Christ is the only human to fully experience the weight of temptation, yet He never yielded.
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Dr. John Snyder is joined again by Jordan Thomas to slow down, look closely, and recover the awe that Scripture invites us to feel as we consider the eternal Son taking on human flesh.
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In this episode, Jordan and John explore the mystery of the incarnation of Christ.
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In this week’s episode, Dr. John Snyder welcomes pastor and author Jeremy Walker to discuss his new devotional, A Word in Season: 50 Days of Hope for Hard Times.
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This year marks the 1,700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed. In anticipation of that historic milestone, we are returning to one of the most influential works in early church history: Athanasius’s On the Incarnation.
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Read books that stretch both your heart and your understanding—balancing the objective truths of God’s Word with the personal experiences of His people.
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