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Robert S. Candlish was a leading Scottish minister in the nineteenth century. He was a part of everything from founding newspapers to leading church assemblies.
Special thanks to Nathaniel Fosdahl for reading this episode of Revived Thoughts.
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Joel and Troy discuss Richard Baxter's ideas on how to use free time. Video games, Social Media, TV, Sports, does Richard Baxter have advice that speaks to this today?
The article: Richard Baxter's Directions for Amusement and Recreation
Arthur T. Piersen was a world famous evangelist who filled the pulpit for Charles Spurgeon after his death. His heart for missions and preaching the Gospel to the lost can be seen in this sermon.
Special thanks to Nathaniell Owen for narrating this sermon.
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Moses Dow preached this sermon in the War of 1812 in the United States of America. At the onset of the war, America declared a day of fasting for the evil that was occurring in their land.
Special thanks to Patrick Studebaker for reading this sermon. He is the host of the Cave to the Cross Podcast and a wonderful friend of Revived Thoughts.
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Elise joins Troy from the Revived Thoughts podcast in a Revived Studios crossover episode to discuss some of the perhaps unfamiliar and unseen aspects in the life of the modern missionary, from getting to the field to going home for furloughs. We also share some stuff from our own lives including our summer plans.
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Heman Humphrey was one of the first presidents of Amherst College. He pushed abolitionism and was an early proponent of the temperance movement.
Special thanks to Tom Sullivan. Tom recently retired from the Postal Service where he has worked since 1994. He began narrating sermons in December of 1985 for the Chapel Library when it was in Venice, FL. He teaches American Church History and The Theology of Christian Experience. He has lived in Grand Rapids, MI for 31 years and has been a Reformed Baptist since 1984.
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Joel and Troy celebrate 4 years of Revived Thoughts! What have we learned from doing this show now for 4 years?
Adolphe Monod preached the truth in continental Europe at a time when the continent was moving away from the faith. In his final months, he gave a series of sermons from his death-bed to a small group that would gather to hear the world-famous preacher speak.This is one of those sermons.
Special thanks to Pleas (plez) Evans. Plez has been married for 10 years and has two kids. He lives in Texas and is fostering-to-adopt. He works in the cement industry. He loves reading the Puritans and Reformers and other old theologians/pastors.
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Joel and Troy discuss the many ways that sermons have changed over the years. Everything from how sermons have gotten shorter in recent centuries and were jokes in sermons of the past?
John Owen is one of the most famous theologians of his era in the 17th century. Listen to this sermon that he delivered to the English protestants towards the end of his life.
Special thanks to David K Martin for narrating this episode. David K. Martin is an audiobook narrator who lives near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with his wife and children. Audio samples and contact info are available from his website DavidKMartin.NET
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