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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Quest for Godliness

The Puritan Vision of the Christian Life

Book •

Author

J.I. Packer

J. I.

Packer's "Knowing God" is a classic work of evangelical theology that explores the attributes of God and their implications for Christian life.

It emphasizes the importance of knowing God personally and intimately.

The book delves into various aspects of God's character, such as his holiness, love, justice, and sovereignty.

Packer's writing is known for its clarity, depth, and devotional tone.

"Knowing God" has profoundly impacted countless readers, shaping their understanding of God and their relationship with him.

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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Mark Dever

as what he generally uses these days as an introduction to Puritanism.

25 snips

The Puritans with Ligon Duncan and Michael Lawrence

Mentioned by Mike as the source for the Puritan concept of 'spiritual organization'.

20 snips

The Preaching Interview

Mentioned by

Stephen Ewell

as the seminary book that introduced him to Puritan spirituality and changed his life direction.

John Cotton with Stephen Yuille

Mentioned by

John Piper

as a collection of writings on Puritan theology, highlighting its impact on Packer's life and views.

The Depth of J.I. Packer’s Legacy

Mentioned by

Mark Hallock

as a great book about the Puritans.

6 Lessons on Holiness from Thomas Watson

Mentioned by

Mark Hallock

as a great introduction to the Puritans and their vision of Christian life.

Why We Need the Puritans, Part 1

Mentioned for his definition of communion with God.

Episode 66: Purpose in Life

Mentioned by Dr. Donald Williams as the book that originated from J.I. Packer's lectures, which shaped his desire for literary friendship with past authors.

Jurassic Jubilee: Dinosaurs and the Revivification of our Literary Legacy

Mentioned by

Tom Hicks

, highlighting his assessment of Richard Baxter's theology.

Classic Interview: Pastor Tom Hicks Interview

Mentioned by

Alistair Begg

when sharing an excerpt related to pastoral duty.

“Fulfill Your Ministry” (Part 2 of 2)

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