What Holiness Is, and Why It Matters

"Our grandfather clock, which tells us not only the hours, minutes and seconds but also the days of the week, the months of the year, and the phases of the moon, is something of a veteran.

Scratched on one of its lead weights is the date 1789—the year of the French Revolution and George Washington’s first term as President. Our clock was going before the great Christian theologian John Wesley stopped going, if I may put it so."

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God-Entranced Worldview: Jonathan Edwards’ 'Religious Affections'

"If all you know of Jonathan Edwards is his classic sermon 'Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God,' you don’t know the man who may be America’s most important and original theologian. That’s why if you listen to Ken Boa this month as he discusses Jonathan Edward’s best-known book, 'A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections'—one of my all-time favorites—you’re in for a treat."

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