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The Bible for Today with John Stott balances high theology with practical Christian living in a way that compels every listener to soak in and live out the truth of God's Word.
During a Christmas break while I was a student at the University of Washington, I tuned in to a show that influenced the trajectory of my faith, quite by accident. It was a broadcast of an hourlong “Firing Line” interview in 1980 between William F. Buckley Jr. and Malcolm Muggeridge, the British journalist who late in life converted to Christianity. In the course of the interview, Mr. Muggeridge used a parable. Imagine that the Apostle Paul, after his Damascus Road conversion, starts off on his journey, Mr. Muggeridge said, and consults with an eminent public relations man. “I’ve got ...
Pain is a solid motivator for change. Without some pain or unease, we may never change much at all. When there is no pain in our life, we simply go with the flow of our habits – good or bad. It is the usually unexpected upset of pain that causes us to pause, to consider … and in the light of such reflection, to make necessary, even crucial change. ‘Your mother is dying’ A few years back I sat at my mother’s deathbed. Thankfully she recovered, but as I sat grieving over what I was told was inevitable, I experienced considerable existential anxiety.
Giving you a fresh, clear, and true vision of the authentic Jesus, The Bible for Today with John Stott balances high theology with practical Christian living in a way that compels every listener to soak in and live out the truth of God's Word.
Giving you a fresh, clear, and true vision of the authentic Jesus, The Bible for Today with John Stott balances high theology with practical Christian living in a way that compels every listener to soak in and live out the truth of God's Word.