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Religious Affections by Jonathan Edwards
Jonathan Edwards is considered by many to be the greatest theologian, pastor, and author that America has ever produced. In his book Religious Affections, Edwards tackles the subject of true grace in… more →
Beneath the Cross
The Observation And The Reason for Religious Affections
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scottjisaok wrote 1 month ago: This is the observation: “Of the many that were then called, but few were chosen”; of th … more →
Religious Affections
scottjisaok wrote 1 month ago: I just started a class on Jonathon Edwards’ book Religious Affections. I hope to be sharing in … more →
Religious Affections by Jonathan Edwards
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james wrote 1 month ago: Jonathan Edwards is considered by many to be the greatest theologian, pastor, and author that Americ … more →
Culitivating Obsession (or craving well)
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Jonathan Dodson wrote 1 month ago: This is a guest blog by Steve Cota, a City Group leader at Austin City Life. When we think of the wo … more →
Jonathan Edwards and Authentic ‘Power Encounters’ with God!
Lex Loizides wrote 2 months ago: Jonathan Edwards' Religious Affections While arguing that the effects on the body are not in the … more →
I Want to Be Holier Than I Really Am
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james wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday, I listened to a Matt Chandler sermon and to start it off he said, “If I can be hone … more →
Music
vizaviz wrote 2 months ago: I’m a fan, especially of finding new, soul-stirring stuff that points me to Jesus’ suffi … more →
Follow-Up Post to 'Confessions'
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james wrote 3 months ago: In my post Confessions of a Campus Pastor, I talked about evidences of true conversion and assurance … more →
Confessions of a Campus Pastor
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james wrote 3 months ago: Campus ministry, at large, is vastly different than ministry in a church. The demographic is narrow … more →
Satan Will Tempt You With the Word
james wrote 4 months ago: Jonathan Edwards writes in his Religious Affections on why we should expect Satan to tempt us with t … more →
Psalm One
jeanbaptiste wrote 4 months ago: How blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked, nor stand in the path of sinn … more →
More about being slaves to Christ
jeanbaptiste wrote 4 months ago: After some further study and thought on the subject of being a slave of Christ or sin, well, let me … more →
"Tears of gladness" by Augustine of Hippo (A.D. 354-430)
tollelege wrote 4 months ago: “The days were all too short, for I was lost in wonder and joy, meditating upon Your far-reach … more →
"As high as I possibly can" by Jonathan Edwards
tollelege wrote 5 months ago: “I should think myself in the way of my duty, to raise the affections of my hearers as high as … more →
What do you Savor most?
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Jonathan Dodson wrote 7 months ago: This past Sunday we considered how the gospel reconciles our past and present sin. One observation w … more →
Assurance, Instrospection, and Pietism
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Reformed Reader wrote 8 months ago: This is a stellar note by Louis Berkhof in his Assurance of Faith (Grand Rapids: Smitter, 1928), 48 … more →
Affectional Symmetry for Doctrine as the Foundation for a New Ecumenism
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theophilogue wrote 8 months ago: There is an ethical need for a certain symmetry of affection for truth. This symmetry would lead to … more →
Considering Nominal Christians
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cavman wrote 9 months ago: WTS Doesn't Have This??? Henry Scougal gets to the heart of nominal Christianity in his book The … more →
Soul Renovation
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Trenton wrote 10 months ago: Early this morning, I had breakfast with Sam Storms (not literally… I was just reading one of … more →
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