Last week’s episode focused on preparing the heart for corporate prayer, this week turns to the practical side: How can a church begin a regular prayer service if it doesn’t have one? And once it exists, how can we participate more faithfully—whether leading out or following along?
Read MoreDr. John Snyder and Dr. Stephen Yuille talk about the impact of the Sermon on the Mount on their lives and ministries.
Read MoreLast week’s episode focused on preparing the heart for corporate prayer, this week turns to the practical side: How can a church begin a regular prayer service if it doesn’t have one? And once it exists, how can we participate more faithfully—whether leading out or following along?
Read MoreIn this week’s episode, John Snyder continues exploring the letters of Samuel Rutherford. Rutherford is known for his poetic descriptions of Christ. Even when his life was difficult, he continued to speak of Christ’s worth and beauty.
Read MoreThis week we continue reading from the prison letters of Samuel Rutherford. Rutherford offers careful and tender counsel on the nature of assurance.
Read MoreIn this week’s episode, John Snyder continues exploring the letters of Samuel Rutherford. Rutherford is known for his poetic descriptions of Christ. Even when his life was difficult, he continued to speak of Christ’s worth and beauty.
Read MoreSwim through your temptations and troubles to be at that lovely, amiable person, Jesus.
Read MoreThis week, Dr. John Snyder continues exploring classic Christian letters by focusing on one of the greatest Puritan letter writers, Samuel Rutherford.
Read MoreJoin us for this moving conclusion to the series on John Calvin’s letters.
Read MoreWe pray this episode, unique in the series, gives you a deeper appreciation for John Calvin, his writings, and the faith he modeled in the midst of suffering.
Read MoreWhat happens when a queen discovers Christ in the midst of wealth, luxury, and political turmoil?
Read MoreWriting with pastoral restraint and theological clarity, Calvin seeks to correct a serious misunderstanding without inflaming an already fragile situation.
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