How Can We Recover the Subjective Affective Side of Who Christ Is?

Sinclair Ferguson: I would love to see a complimentary recovery of the subjective affective side of who Christ is. The Puritans had both and Thomas Good one was popping up, he gave 357 little mini speeches on the floor of the Westminster Assembly. He was the one who wrote the heart of Christ, who is in heaven for sinners who are on earth. It confounds our natural intuitions that just because Jesus is way up high, therefore his heart is cooled off a little bit towards sinners today.