The Puritan Practice of Meditation

In Episode 15, we will be discussing the article “The Puritan Practice of Meditation” by Dr. Joel Beeke.

“The Puritan Practice of Meditation” article can be found here (On the website server by permission of Dr. Joel Beeke.                                                        

The graphic is of Puritan minister Thomas Manton.

Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life (links below for hardcopy and audio book      

Hardcopy book Christian Book Distributors here

Audio book from Christian Audio here

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From Death Into Life

In Episode 14, we will be discussing the book From Death Into Life by the 19th century English minister William Haslam.

E-text available (including Kindle format) from Project Gutenberg here

Links also for hardcopy from Amazon and downloadable pdf

Link for hardcopy of A Quest for Godliness by J.I. Packer from Christian Book Distributors

A summary of the Gospel by Wilhemus A Brakel found at School of the Solitary Place

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Holiness by J.C. Ryle

In Episode 13, we will be discussing the book Holiness by J.C. Ryle.

Hardcopy book available through Amazon here

Various electronic formats for the book here

Free complete audio book from Still Waters Revival Book using Sermon Audio here

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Thanksgiving Proclamations

In Episode 12, we will discuss a Thanksgiving Day proclamation issued by President George Washington in 1789. We will also discuss a proclamation for prayer and fasting issued by President John Adams in 1798.

 

 

Links to the Pilgrim Hall Website

Early Presidential Proclamations: https://www.pilgrimhall.org/ThanxProc1789.htm

Later Presidential Proclamations: https://www.pilgrimhall.org/ThanxProc.htm

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The Didache

In Episode 11, we will discussing a document from the very early church called the Doctrine of the Twelve Apostles, or known more simply as the Didache.

Like the sunken Titanic, it was thought that this document was lost to history. However, just as the wreckage of the Titanic was found in 1985, a complete text of the Didache was discovered in 1873 within an 11th century book. In the manner of a good Sherlock Holmes detective story, the Didache offers interesting clues about the community of early Christians by whom and for whom it was written.

A link to the Didache page of the Early Christian Writings website can be found at https://www.earlychristianwritings.com/didache.html   

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