Media Gratiae is pleased to announce our newest study, Gospel Realities: Lessons from Galatians, written and taught by Dr. Stephen Yuille.

Men fast, pray, watch, suffer. They intend to appease the wrath of God and to deserve God's grace by their exertions. But there is no glory in it for God.

This week, we present to you the second half of Hugh’s talk on the necessity of prayer for every Christian, and particularly for those in positions of leadership.

When we consider the doctrine of justification, it is helpful to think in terms of five key biblical truths.

For the next two weeks, we will air a talk by Hugh Morrison, Canadian Missionary, on the necessity of prayer in the Christian life.

For the sake of Christ and His church, may we be found faithful in our commitment to the inspiration, authority, sufficiency, and perspicuity of Scripture.

Have you considered what a blessing it is to behold Christ? He is the image of the invisible God. Those throughout the Old Testament who wanted to behold God could not do so and live. But in Jesus Christ, we have the full deity of God and all of his attributes coming to meet us in friendship and mercy.

Are we willing to give up ourselves to the will of God without reservation?

This week on The Whole Counsel podcast, John and Teddy discuss how we must look away from our life before Christ, sin, and even our good deeds in order to look only to Jesus.

In God’s adoption, you “have a right to all the privileges of the sons of God.”

Last week Dr. John Snyder and Teddy James introduced our new series that will, by the grace of God, help us walk closer to Jesus in 2025 than we did in 2024.

Being sensible that I am unable to do anything without God’s help, I do humbly entreat Him by His grace to enable me to keep these resolutions, so far as they are agreeable to His will, for Christ’s sake.

This week Dr. John Snyder and Teddy James begin a new series on a sweet command, Look unto Christ.

The fact that Christ died for the church must elevate it as more than just a Sunday morning punch-in, punch-out activity for us.

This week Dr. John Snyder and Teddy James continue our discussion from last week about how our union with Jesus Christ should quicken our spiritual pace in 2025 and beyond.

I wish, my brothers and sisters, that during this year you may live nearer to Christ than you have ever done before.

To help us think about finishing well, John and Teddy discuss what faith is, what apostasy is, and why understanding those things is crucial to living a life and dying a death close to Christ.

If we want to know the God of the Bible, where do we look?

In today’s episode of The Whole Counsel podcast, watch session 4 of Christ Our Treasure: Enjoying the Preeminence of Jesus in the Local Church, “The Sanctified Bride of Christ: Treasuring Christ Together in His Word.”

Always, everywhere God is present, and always He seeks to discover Himself. To each one he would reveal not only that He is, but what He is as well.

If we are going to see growth in our Christian lives, we must learn to see Christ through the entirety of the Bible.

Our failure to be captivated by Christ is certainly not owing to any deficiency in Him! Missing the magnificence of Jesus is an exposé of spiritual blindness.

If we find Jesus boring, the problem is not with him. It is in us.

How are we to labor? There is but one answer. We must labor in the use of all appointed means. We must read our Bibles, like men digging for hidden treasure. We must wrestle earnestly in prayer, like men contending with a deadly enemy for life.

Churches choose many things to focus on. It may be mercy ministries, confessional statements, clarity of doctrine, etc. All these are good and worthwhile, but Scripture makes it clear that only one thing is ultimately needful - a clear, consistent, persistent, undistracted view of Christ.

True thankfulness to God is discerned from counterfeit by these qualifications.

Have you considered that it is impossible to really progress as a Christian without gratitude?

One of our favorite episodes to record every year is our annual book recommendations.

Moment by moment, every hour of every day, our Great High Priest is praying for all His believing people.

This week, watch Session 1 of The Nature & Practice of True-Hearted Discipleship: “Where Authentic Discipleship Begins.”