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"Reformed Thinking" is a podcast dedicated to unraveling the intricacies of biblical teachings and theological questions, influenced by the abundant heritage of Reformed theology and Puritan writings.
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Strengthened Through Prayer: Cultivating Discipline, Delight, and Spiritual Victory in Christ (opens the original)
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Deep Dive into Strengthened Through Prayer: Cultivating Discipline, Delight, and Spiritual Victory in Christ The two documents explore the biblical theology and practice of Christian prayer, highlighting it as the essential means of obtaining divine strength for inner transformation and spiritual battle. In the study of Ephesians three, prayer is presented as a Trinitarian communion where the Father strengthens the believer through the Holy Spirit in the inner person, so that Christ may dwell in
Fighting for Joy in God: Receiving Creation Without Turning Gifts into Idols (opens the original)
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Deep Dive into Fighting for Joy in God: Receiving Creation Without Turning Gifts into Idols The Christian life frequently experiences seasons of spiritual dryness where a vibrant desire for God feels cold, distracted, or dull. In these times, believers are called to fight for joy by using the created world as a consecrated weapon rather than retreating into passive despair. Historically, the church has often fallen into two opposing errors: asceticism, which views the physical world with unbibli
נַחֲלָה (Naḥălâ): The LORD Is the Portion of My Inheritance (opens the original)
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Deep Dive into נַחֲלָה The Hebrew noun nahalah, occurring 222 times in the Old Testament, principally denotes an enduring, inalienable, and hereditary possession, typically land, passed down through generations. This concept features prominently in the books of Joshua and Numbers, which record the distribution of the Promised Land. Under biblical law, this inheritance could not be permanently sold, representing an enduring legal claim and a divine apportionment rather than a mere commercial comm
Clear Eyes Before Holy Judgment (Matthew 7:5) (opens the original)
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Deep Dive into Clear Eyes Before Holy Judgment (Matthew 7:5) Matthew 7:5, set within the Sermon on the Mount, delivers a penetrating warning against spiritual hypocrisy and self-righteous judgment within the community of believers. Historically, the scribes and Pharisees of Second Temple Judaism established a religious environment focused on externalized obedience and comparative morality, which fostered hyper-critical, censorious judgment. Jesus deployed the term hypocrite—originally referring
Leaves Without Fruit: Christ's Judgment on Barren Religion (Mark 11:12-14) (opens the original)
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Deep Dive into Leaves Without Fruit: Christ's Judgment on Barren Religion (Mark 11:12-14) The account of Jesus cursing the barren fig tree in Mark 11:12–14 serves as a profound prophetic sign-act revealing His divine and human natures, His sovereign authority, and His judgment on empty religious profession. Occurring during Passion Week as Jesus traveled from Bethany to Jerusalem, His physical hunger serves as the historical occasion for this miracle. Seeing a fig tree covered in leaves, which b
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