In "Human Nature in its Fourfold State," Thomas Boston vividly portrays the fallen condition of humanity—alienated from God, enslaved to sin, and without hope apart from Christ. The depth of human ruin is sobering, yet it magnifies the glory of divine grace. This episode explores the weight of sin and the necessity of redemption, urging sinners to flee to Christ, the only refuge from judgment. Boston’s words remind us that apart from Christ, all is lost, but in Him, eternal life is freely given.  

For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.

In this episode, we explore the unshakable foundation of God’s covenant—a promise secured not by human effort, but by divine grace. John Cotton, a towering Puritan theologian, reminds us that our standing with God is rooted in His faithfulness, not our frailty. The covenant of grace is no fragile agreement, easily broken by our failures; it is a steadfast bond, sealed with the blood of Christ and upheld by God’s eternal love. Join us as we meditate on the security of God’s promises, the depth of His mercy, and the joy of belonging to a covenant-keeping God. 

For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.

In this episode, we explore Samuel Willard’s call to trust in God’s perfect wisdom and providence. Too often, we carry burdens that God invites us to release, exhausting ourselves with worry rather than resting in His care. But Scripture assures us that “My times are in Your hand” (Psalm 31:15) and that He sustains those who trust Him. Willard reminds us that trusting in God’s sovereign hand is not passive resignation but an act of faith that brings peace in every storm. 

For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.

In this episode, we explore the deep and unchanging love of Christ as revealed in Thomas Goodwin’s "The Heart of Christ in Heaven Towards Sinners on Earth." Even now, seated at the right hand of the Father, Christ’s heart beats with the same mercy, compassion, and tenderness that led Him to the cross. His love is not a past event but an ongoing reality—He ever lives to intercede for His people. Goodwin reminds us that no sin, no weakness, no doubt can separate us from the love of Christ. His heart is ever open, His grace ever flowing, and His prayers ever rising on our behalf. This episode calls us to rest in the assurance that Jesus delights to show mercy and never forgets His own.  

For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.

In today’s episode, we explore John Owen’s rich teaching on communion with Christ—our source of strength, joy, and victory in the Christian life. Drawing from "Of Communion with God," Owen reminds us that abiding in Christ is not merely a duty but the lifeblood of faith. This episode unpacks how true communion with Christ transforms our weakness into strength, our fears into peace, and our burdens into joy.

For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.

In "The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment," Jeremiah Burroughs unveils the secret to a peaceful heart—resting fully in God’s providence, no matter the circumstances. True contentment is not found in abundance or comfort but in trusting that God is enough. This episode explores the rare and precious gift of Christian contentment—why it is essential and how it is cultivated.

For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.

In a world that crushes the weak and despises the broken, Christ stands as a tender Savior, full of compassion for those who are weary and wounded. Richard Sibbes beautifully expounds on Isaiah 42:3—"A bruised reed He will not break, and a faintly burning wick He will not quench." This is the heart of our Redeemer: He does not cast aside struggling sinners but gently upholds them, strengthening their faith and leading them to rest. In this episode, we explore the kindness of Christ toward the weak, the doubting, and the sorrowful. Join us as we reflect on the comfort found in the gentle and merciful heart of our Savior.

For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.

True repentance is not merely turning from sin—it is a miracle of grace, a transformation wrought by the Spirit of God. Before grace enters, the heart is like a wilderness, overgrown with sin and bound in darkness. But when God moves, everything changes. In his work, "The Doctrine of Repentance," Thomas Watson beautifully captures the power of God’s renewing work in the soul, reminding us that salvation is not about self-reformation but a total heart change.  

For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.

In this episode, we explore the surpassing love of Christ as presented by Puritan pastor John Flavel in his work, "The Fountain of Life" (1671). This is no ordinary love—it is a love that led the eternal Son of God to take on human flesh, suffer rejection, bear our sins, and drink the full cup of divine wrath, all to redeem sinners. Join us as we meditate on the beauty of Christ’s redeeming work.

For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.

In this episode, we explore the profound peace that belongs to the believer in Christ, as described by Puritan pastor Thomas Brooks in "Heaven on Earth" (1654). True assurance is not a fleeting emotion but a settled confidence rooted in justification by faith. Brooks reminds us that this peace transforms every trial, turning burdens into joys and the wilderness into a paradise. Whether you struggle with doubts or long for deeper assurance, this episode will encourage you to rest in God’s unshakable promises.  

For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.