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Drawing on the writings of J.C. Ryle, particularly his bold defense of biblical authority in the Church, we look at how Evangelical Anglicans have historically understood the Bible’s place in shaping doctrine, worship, and everyday faith. Is Scripture truly our final authority, or just one voice among many?

Join us as we recover Ryle’s prophetic voice for today’s religious landscape—and consider why his vision still matters

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Well, if you are having a hard time with church and the Holy Spirit, maybe you need to do a little bit of introspection. Perhaps, if you’ve found yourself a bit disconnected from your experience of God, it’s worth it to do some internal digging and figure out why you need him in the first place?

This is what the Holy Spirit helps us do, to dig up some of our internal mess, bring it into the light, so that God might heal us and build us into a temple fit for his dwelling.

And he will! All you have to do is ask…

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But this begs a question: what’s the point of external institutions like church? If they didn’t work for Israel, why use them now? Should we just be alone, outside of church and organized religion?

A lot of people today have happily answered in the affirmative to that question.

But on today’s episode we give at least a small attempt explaining what purpose the “externals” have and why, in the end, your mom was right:

You should go to church.

If your husband only understands what it means to leave his towel on the bathroom floor, he’ll change.

If your teenager is told what laziness will lead to in his life, he will get to work.

If you made a little more money, then your wife would finally be happy with you.

Take politics for instance, both sides of the aisle are convinced that the main solution to all our problems is some kind of political victory. The right kind of political victory. But both ignore a fundamental problem, a fly in the ointment: the human heart.

Israel had all the externals you would need to love God, trust him, worship him, and flourish in his creation. And yet they utterly and devastatingly failed at this.

Why?

Because just like in human relationships, real change, real love, cannot be forced from the outside but must come from within, it must spring up spontaneously and supernaturally in our hearts…in other words, if God is going to have a people who love him, serve him, please him, worship him, then he’s going to need Someone on the inside to do the job.