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Read MoreIn today’s episode of The Whole Counsel, John Snyder discusses the meaning of the true spiritual freedom that is given to believers through Christ.
Read MoreGod's love is always the same, like himself, without variableness. Though he hides his face, still he rests in his love. For, God did not love you, choose you and call you, for any good he saw in you—but he loved you, and viewed you in Christ.
Read MoreIn today’s episode of The Whole Counsel, John Snyder discusses the meaning of the true spiritual freedom that is given to believers through Christ.
Read MoreI wonder many times that ever a child of God should have a sad heart, considering what their Lord is preparing for them.
Read MoreIn this week’s episode, John Snyder focuses on Psalm 119:41-42 and discusses how we can pray Scripture in these dark nights of the soul.
Read MoreHe who took our debt has now delivered himself from it by dying on the cross. His new life, now that he has risen from the dead, is a life free from legal claim, and it is the token to us that we whom he represented are free also.
Read MoreAs John Flavel says, the distance between the head and the heart is great, but the distance between the heart and action is short. Psalm 119:10 gives us fuel for prayer to shorten that distance between the head, the heart, and the life.
Read MoreWar is not an isolated and separate spiritual problem and religious problem. It is just a part and an expression of the one great central problem of sin.
Read MoreThis week, we discuss the balance of dependence and action, heart and will. We are called to live holy lives, but we can only do by leaning wholly on Christ.
Read MoreLooking unto Jesus…Only three words, but in those three words is the whole secret of life.
Read MoreToday on the Whole Counsel Podcast, John turns from the introductory observations in the early verses of Psalm 119 to the Godward cries of the Psalmist’s heart that begin in Psalm 119:4-5.
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