What Does the Bible Say About Money? — Wesley’s Three Rules
What does the Bible say about money? A slow read of John Wesley’s three rules — gain all you can, save all you can, give all you can — for the modern Christian.
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What Is the Image of God? — Augustine on the Imago Dei
What is the image of God? Augustine’s slow answer — three passages from Confessions on the imago Dei, the restless heart, and the love that made you for Himself.
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Who Am I in Christ? — Murray on Abiding Identity
Who am I in Christ? Andrew Murray’s slow answer — three passages from Abide in Christ on the identity that does not shift when your performance does.
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What Are the Names of God? — Spurgeon’s Treasury Walk
What are the names of God? Spurgeon’s slow walk through the Psalms — the names Israel learned by living next to the God who answers to each of them.
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What Are the Attributes of God? — Tozer’s Plain Theology
What are the attributes of God? Tozer’s plain theology, read slowly across three passages — the qualities the church has always meant by the word ‘God’.
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What Is the Trinity? — Augustine’s Slow Answer
What is the Trinity? Augustine’s slow answer, read across three passages from Confessions — the doctrine the West spent thirty years explaining.
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What Is Lectio Divina and How Do You Actually Do It?
How to practice lectio divina — the four slow monastic movements of reading scripture, taught by Bernard of Clairvaux. A contemplative walkthrough.
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How to Meditate on Scripture — Owen’s Method for Slow Reading
How to meditate on scripture, in the slow Puritan way John Owen taught — one verse, one hour, the soul allowed to abide. A contemplative walkthrough.
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The Lost Art of Spiritual Reading — Bernard’s Lectio Tradition
What is lectio divina? A slow read of Bernard of Clairvaux’s spiritual-reading tradition — the four movements that let the verse begin to read you back.
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Why Christian Fasting Still Matters — Chrysostom’s Plain Defence
Why is fasting important for Christians? A slow read of Chrysostom’s plain defence — the practice the early church preached for eight centuries, recovered.