What Is Biblical Love? — MacDonald on Love That Heals
What is biblical love? George MacDonald on love defined inside the Father’s heart — not by feeling, but by the long healing of the soul.
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What Can We Learn From Nehemiah? — Spurgeon on Building While Watching
What can we learn from Nehemiah in the Bible — Spurgeon on the wall-builder who prayed with a sword on his hip and the trowel in his hand.
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What Does the Bible Say About Joy? — Augustine on Eternal Joy
What does the Bible say about joy? Augustine on the joy the soul was made for — three passages from Confessions, slowly read, for the woman whose joy has thinned.
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What Does the Bible Say About Demons? — Augustine on the Adversary
What does the Bible say about demons? Augustine’s sober ancient reading of the adversary — read slowly through three passages from Confessions. Not theatre.
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How to Find God’s Will — Murray on the Daily Yes
How to find God’s will — Andrew Murray on the daily yes, walked slowly through Waiting on God, for the woman tired of waiting for a master plan.
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What Does the Bible Say About Purpose? — Augustine on the Restless Heart
What does the Bible say about purpose — Augustine on the restless heart, walked slowly through Confessions, for the woman tired of purpose slogans.
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How to Discern God’s Calling — Ignatian Discernment
How to discern God’s calling — Ignatian discernment, walked slowly through The Spiritual Exercises, for the woman tired of the open-door theory.
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How to Know God’s Will for Your Life — Murray’s Three Tests
How to know God’s will for your life — Andrew Murray’s three quiet tests, drawn slowly from Absolute Surrender, Holy in Christ, and Waiting on God.
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What Does the Bible Say About Work? — Wesley on Christian Vocation
What does the Bible say about work? A slow read of John Wesley on Christian vocation — the workshop and the pulpit do equal work in the eyes of God, recovered.
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What Is Biblical Stewardship? — Spurgeon on the Faithful Steward
What is biblical stewardship? A slow read of Spurgeon on the faithful steward — the quiet daily practice that comes before generosity, recovered from the saints.