Episode 56 is Part 1 of a review of the sermon “Christ Is All In All” by the 17th century British minister Jeremiah Burroughs.
An electronic version of the sermon can be found here at the website of Theology Network from the United Kingdom. (I highly recommend this site. A great source of texts, articles and audio files on a variety of well thought-out, Christ-centered topics.)
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In Episode 55, we will be exploring A. W. Tozer’s classic devotional book on the attributes of God “The Knowledge of the Holy.”
A link to a pdf version of “Knowledge of the Holy” can be found here
A link to a hardcopy of the book at Christian Book Distributors can be found here
A link to Tozer’s sermon given in Pittsburgh in 1956 in which he asked prayer of his hearers for the time to write this book can be found here. His request starts about the 14m 44s mark.
A link to the lesson on “Do It Yourself Theology” by Michael Reeves of Theology Network in the United Kingdom can be found here
In Episode 54, we will be discussing the history and significance of a cemetery in London known as Bunhill Fields.
Link to the City of London’s official website for Bunhill Fields can be found here
Link to Christian Classics Ethereal Library for John Bunyan’s “Pilgrim’s Progress” can be found here
The enclosed picture is of the grave of John Bunyan at Bunhill Fields.
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In Episode 53, we will discuss the history and legacy of the 19th century organization the United States Christian Commission and the role they played in the American Civil War.
A link to e-book versions of the book on Facts and Principles self-published by the United States Christian Commission can be found at archive.org here.
A link to the restored United States Christian Commission in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, can be found here.
A You Tube video with Debby Boone singing “Be Ye Glad” can be found here.
The lower photograph on this page is a replica of a Civil War-era “Silent Comforter” which had calendar-like sheets with biblical quotations. It would be used to comfort soldiers recuperating from illness or in the process of dying.
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In Episode 52, we will be exploring the 16th century Heidelberg Catechism.
A link to the Heidelberg Catechism on the Christian Classics Ethereal Library is here.
A link to a free downloadable pdf of the Heidelberg Catechism, available from the United Reformed Church of North America, is here.
A free app from Westminster Seminary California in the Apple App Store can be found here. It contains the texts of Heidelberg Catechism, several creeds (Apostles, Nicene, Athanasian) as well as other historical confessions of faith (Westminster).
Picture is the cover of a 1563 printing of the Heidelberg Catechism.
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