What Does the Bible Say About Money? — Wesley’s Three Rules
What does the Bible say about money? A slow read of John Wesley’s three rules — gain all you can, save all you can, give all you can — for the modern Christian.
What does the Bible say about money? A slow read of John Wesley’s three rules — gain all you can, save all you can, give all you can — for the modern Christian.
What does it mean to be made in God’s image? Athanasius on the imago Dei, with Augustine’s slow language for the soul God awakens to delight in Him.
What is the image of God? Augustine’s slow answer — three passages from Confessions on the imago Dei, the restless heart, and the love that made you for Himself.
What does it mean to be a child of God? George MacDonald’s slow answer — three passages on sonship, the Father’s love, and the line that opened C. S. Lewis.
What is my identity in Christ? John Owen’s slow answer — three passages from Communion with God on the identity built on the Father’s eternal love.
Who am I in Christ? Andrew Murray’s slow answer — three passages from Abide in Christ on the identity that does not shift when your performance does.
What does it mean that God is sovereign? Tozer’s slow answer from The Pursuit of God — the attribute the modern church almost forgot how to mean.
How does God love us? Spurgeon’s slow answer from Morning and Evening — a love older than your worst day and steadier than your best.
What are the names of God? Spurgeon’s slow walk through the Psalms — the names Israel learned by living next to the God who answers to each of them.
What are the attributes of God? Tozer’s plain theology, read slowly across three passages — the qualities the church has always meant by the word ‘God’.