Last week we republished a discussion between John Snyder and Jeremy Walker on the first five of six principles to keep in mind if you want to get the most benefit of reading careful books this year.
Read MoreWith the start of the new year, we wanted to revisit John Snyder's conversation with Jeremy Walker back in 2021 about six principles to reading well.
Read MoreIn this final episode of our series on the coming Immanuel, John Snyder connects the dots for us, showing how Jesus Christ is the ultimate fulfillment of all the promises God made in the Davidic Covenant.
Read MoreJohn Snyder focuses on the connection between King David of the Old Testament and the coming Messiah. Scripture offers an illustration that the Immanuel will come from the root of Jesse. But why is this important to us today?
Read MoreSome 700 years before the incarnation of Christ, God chooses to give royal titles to the One who would be born a King. He would be Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Eternal Father, Prince of Peace.
Read MoreThis week we move from the gloom and destruction threatened in Isaiah 8 to the hope and promise of Isaiah 9. No more will Zebulun and Naphtali be seen as an area that God has abandoned. They will, with the coming of Christ, be seen as glorious because of Christ dwelling there.
Read MoreThis week we continue looking at descriptions of the coming Messiah in Isaiah 8.
Read MoreThis week we begin a new series in which we examine God’s descriptions of the forthcoming Messiah in the book of Isaiah.
Read MoreToday, you can listen to part one of Richard Owen Roberts’ full interview from Behold Your God: Rethinking God Biblically.
Read MoreIn years past we have given you long lists of books we recommend to fill your next year’s reading plan. This year, our list is short. The reading, however, is not. Today, we are taking a look at a few recently republished and worthwhile titles.
Read MoreIn a way that only he can, John Owen ends his helpful work on the mortification of sin with two conclusions. The first contains eight preparatory points for consideration. Once considered, he gives two applications to help us make progress in mortifying our sin to the glory of Christ.
Read MoreIn this week’s episode, John Snyder and Jeremy Walker tackle more of John Owen’s helpful thoughts on mortifying our sins. They discuss what it means to put sin to death, what mortifying sin does not mean, and more.
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