In this minisode, we hear a poem about the blessing of unanswered prayer. This poem was found on the body of a Confederate soldier after the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863 in the American Civil War. It’s author is unknown.
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In Episode 78, we will explore some ideas concerning how to have Christian fellowship with those who come after us in the future.
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s-time minisode is set aside to read the words of a wonderful medieval Dutch Christmas carol known in English translation as “Come and Stand Amazed.”
Please allow me to wish you a wonderful and blessed Christmas time.
For those from the United States: “Merry Christmas”
For those from the United Kingdom: “Happy Christmas”
For those from Norway: “God Jul or Gledelig Jul!“
For those who speak Afrikaans in South Africa: “Geseënde Kersfees”.
For those in France” “Joyeux Noel”
Link to Citizens and Saints playing a contemporary version of “Come and Stand Amazed”
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In Episode 77, we explore the concept of Christian fellowship in the past tense. We discuss the role which those who have died in the faith of Christ before us have played and the legacy which they have left us.
Link to an image of Rembrandt’s Supper at Emmaus from the Louvre can be found here
Link to a podcast episode featuring A.W. Tozer and a brief audio recording of him can be found here
Link to a podcast episode on Leonard Ravenhill can be found here
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Minisode 5 is devoted to a reading of the Paschal Sermon of Saint John Chrysostom. Written about the year 400 A.D., this sermon is read at the morning liturgy for Pascha (Easter) in Eastern Orthodox churches into our own time.
Link to a text of the Paschal Sermon can be found here
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