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Mentioned in 10 episodes

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Mentioned by

Elizabeth Anderson

Mentioned in 10 episodes

Mentioned as a book where Richard Baxter discusses that all Christians are called to be contemplative.

Bonus Episode: The Nature of Contemplation

Mentioned by

Todd Friel

quoting Thomas Brooks' definition of scrupulosity and its pastoral relevance for sufferers.

Obsessive Thoughts, James Talarico, & Mormon Beliefs

Mentioned by

Ligon Duncan

alongside other resources on how to listen to sermons.

Prepare Your People For Sunday

Mentioned by

Kyle Strobel

as an example of Baxter's work, which is broken into four books.

Word-Centered, Spirit-Empowered, Whole-Life Spirituality

Referenced as a source with an expansive view on grounds for divorce among Puritans.

Mailbag Friday: Women Leading Worship, General Revelation Enough to Save, And Harmful Marriages

Mentioned by

Kyle Strobel

as a work by Richard Baxter to help pastors shepherd their people.

What is Spiritual Formation and Why Do Critics Get it Wrong

Mentioned by

Gary Thomas

as a classic he has been reading that discusses sanctification and practical Christian living.

Dismantling 3 Lies That Rob Our Intimacy With God, #611

Mentioned by

Tom Hicks

as a book used in counseling circles, detailing every aspect of life, though he finds it overly prescriptive.

Episode 220: Richard Baxter And Benjamin Keach On Justification With Tom Hicks

Mentioned by

Elizabeth Anderson

as a comprehensive guide to Christian ethics, outlining the fundamental duties of the work ethic.

How Work Became a Moral Duty: The Origins of the Modern Work Ethic | Elizabeth Anderson

Mentioned by

Virgil Walker

quoting the author on holiness being lived, not merely believed.

EP # 131 | Sanctification

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