Hudson Taylor was a missionary to China during the late 19th century whose life embodied the realities we just spent seven episodes discussing. His words were weighty. In this week’s episode, Dr. John Snyder and Teddy James share a talk Taylor gave to his missionaries on the importance of having a life that matches weighty words.
Read MoreThe certainty of the resurrection must encourage diligence in present duty. The apostle’s method of instruction us that as no exhortation is in place without doctrine, so no exposition of doctrine is complete without exhortation.
Read MoreJesus is our ultimate example when it comes to being a person with weighty words. How did He always know the words that would comfort the hurting, convict the sinner, and glorify the Father? He used the same tools available to every Christian, even you. This week, Dr. John Snyder and Teddy James discuss those tools and God’s promise to make them effective in us.
Read MoreBy death and burial he came down to our level, by resurrection he raise us to his.
Read MoreIs Christ’s path one that a redeemed sinner can walk? Can a believer in today’s world have such wisdom and speak such words? The answer is yes. We will not do it perfectly, but we can do it faithfully.
Read MoreHappy is the heart which finds its joy in the commands of God, and makes obedience its recreation! When religion is set to music it goes well. When we sing in the ways of the Lord it shows that our hearts are in them.
Read MoreWhether 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.
Read MoreWe 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.”
Read MoreToday, 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.
Read MoreHave 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…
Read MoreWe spent the last two episodes examining the type of people God does entrust with His words, this week we examine the negative example.
Read MoreWalking 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.
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