Ray Ortlund, a seasoned pastor and author, and his wife Jani, co-author of "To the Tenth Generation," share insights from their 53 years of marriage and parenting. They emphasize the significance of the seemingly mundane moments in life and how these shape future generations. Their discussion touches on navigating family dynamics, the power of community in tough times, and fostering healing through relationships. They also reflect on the legacy of faith they hope to pass on, highlighting the transformative impact of commitment and love.

Ray Ortlund and Sam Allberry introduce the first episode of You’re Not Crazy: Gospel Sanity for Young Pastors and address the idea of gospel culture—the way gospel doctrine creates an orthodoxy of community that is equally as important.In this episode:Introductions to the podcast and hosts (0:00)Gospel sanity (1:55)What the gospel says—doctrine; what the gospel does—culture (3:39)You’re not crazy (7:43)Why this conversation matters to Sam (8:33)Why this conversation matters to Ray (12:22)True fellowship (15:09)Felt forgiveness (20:03)Pitfalls of neglecting gospel culture (20:46)Captivating community (23:31)Resource recommendation: No Little People by Francis Schaeffer (24:42)Explore more from Ray Ortlund the topic of gospel doctrine and gospel culture.

Ray Ortlund, a respected guest speaker and theologian, shares insightful reflections on Isaiah 9:6-7 and the birth of Christ. He highlights the hope and healing ushered in by this monumental event, emphasizing Christ's role as the source of joy in a troubled world. Ortlund showcases the contrast between Jesus' humble beginnings and the arrogance of worldly powers, inviting listeners to embrace His message of unconditional love. He also discusses the eternal nature of Christ's kingdom, encouraging a realignment with divine zeal and the transformative power of God's purpose.

Respected theologian Ray Ortlund discusses sexual integrity, racial reconciliation, and promoting shalom in society. Emphasizing God's design for purity, responsibility, and the sanctity of marriage. Addressing personal reflections on sin and societal pressures with a call to prioritize God's peace.

The guest, Ray Ortlund, discusses encountering the 'real Jesus' through the beatitudes, emphasizing humility, faith, and repentance. He contrasts worldly entitlement with the blessings of recognizing one's need for Jesus. Explore the concept of being 'poor in spirit' and the transformative power of grace. Delve into the struggle with sin and the promise of spiritual fulfillment. Discover the empowerment and victory in Christ, emphasizing believers as conquerors guided by God's love.

Ray Ortlund from Immanuel Nashville discusses embodying Jesus' love through action, showcasing God's love and compassion in the community, emphasizing forgiveness and unconditional service, and highlighting the importance of wholehearted dedication and love for Jesus.

Join Ray Ortlund, a renowned expert on Romans, and Sam Allberry, a thoughtful author on faith diversity, as they tackle the complexities of loving fellow Christians with differing beliefs. They dive into Romans 14, discussing the importance of mutual acceptance and understanding in the church. The duo highlights how personal convictions shape faith practices, advocating for grace amidst differences. Ultimately, they celebrate the beauty of a diverse church that reflects Christ's love and encourages believers to think critically while embracing unity.

The podcast features Ray Ortlund, a theologian and pastor, discussing Matthew 5 and the church's role as salt and light in the world. Topics include building a community of humility, exploring good and evil, showcasing Jesus' love through marriage, the transformation of Abraham Kuiper, and authenticity in relationships.

Nancy Guthrie chats with Ray Ortlund, an expert on teaching Proverbs. They discuss personal connections, admiration for each other's teachings, and the impact of exceptional Bible teachers. They also explore teaching the Bible through Twitter, practical aspects of teaching Proverbs, the fear of the Lord, and gratitude for Proverbs teachers.

Ray Ortlund discusses the importance of peacemaking in reflecting righteousness, embodying peace and unity in the church, embracing diversity and unity through the gospel, and exploring Jesus' compassion and forgiveness.