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Stephen Yuille joins Christ the Center to discuss Reformation Heritage Books’ 90 Days with the Puritans devotional series and the enduring value of Puritan spirituality for the church today. Yuille reflects on the Puritans’ understanding of experiential religion, biblical meditation, and the movement from intellectual knowledge to truth that grips the affections and shapes the Christian life.
The conversation centers on five lively truths: the majesty of God, the beauty of Christ, the severity of sin, the mystery of providence, and the hope of glory. Along the way, Camden and Stephen consider Thomas Manton on meditation, holiness as divine beauty, beholding Christ through Scripture rather than mysticism, affliction as fatherly discipline, and the believer’s blessed hope in the face of death and suffering.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:33 Stephen Yuille and Reformation Heritage Books
2:24 Stephen Yuille’s ministry and Puritan publishing work
8:46 What gave rise to 90 Days with the Puritans
11:15 Five lively truths in Puritan spirituality
15:51 Biblical meditation and the Puritans
22:42 Thomas Manton as a guide to meditation
25:20 Holiness as beauty, not divine scowling
31:07 Beholding Christ without mysticism
36:10 Sin, holiness, and the doctrines of grace
39:12 Christ altogether lovely
45:53 Providence, affliction, and fatherly discipline
51:24 Death, glory, and the blessed hope
57:45 Closing thoughts and resources
Participants
Camden Bucey
Stephen Yuille
Resources
* Reformation Heritage Books: heritagebooks.org
* Thomas Manton, Holy Meditation: heritagebooks.org/products/holy-meditation-manton.html
* Stephen Yuille, The Sight of Christ: heritagebooks.org/products/the-sight-of-christ-yuille.html
* Stephen Yuille, The Heart Taken Up: heritagebooks.org/products/the-heart-taken-up-yuille.html
* Stephen Yuille, The Fullness of Grace: heritagebooks.org/products/the-fullness-of-grace-yuille.html
Learn more: reformedforum.org/ctc966
Reformed Forum: reformedforum.org
Reformed Academy: reformedacademy.org
#ChristTheCenter #ReformedTheology #Puritans
Stephen Yuille joins Christ the Center to discuss Reformation Heritage Books’ 90 Days with the Puritans devotional series and the enduring value of Puritan spirituality for the church today. Yuille reflects on the Puritans’ understanding of experiential religion, biblical meditation, and the movement from intellectual knowledge to truth that grips the affections and shapes the Christian life.
The conversation centers on five lively truths: the majesty of God, the beauty of Christ, the severity of sin, the mystery of providence, and the hope of glory. Along the way, Camden and Stephen consider Thomas Manton on meditation, holiness as divine beauty, beholding Christ through Scripture rather than mysticism, affliction as fatherly discipline, and the believer’s blessed hope in the face of death and suffering.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:33 Stephen Yuille and Reformation Heritage Books
2:24 Stephen Yuille’s ministry and Puritan publishing work
8:46 What gave rise to 90 Days with the Puritans
11:15 Five lively truths in Puritan spirituality
15:51 Biblical meditation and the Puritans
22:42 Thomas Manton as a guide to meditation
25:20 Holiness as beauty, not divine scowling
31:07 Beholding Christ without mysticism
36:10 Sin, holiness, and the doctrines of grace
39:12 Christ altogether lovely
45:53 Providence, affliction, and fatherly discipline
51:24 Death, glory, and the blessed hope
57:45 Closing thoughts and resources
Participants
Camden Bucey
Stephen Yuille
Resources
* Reformation Heritage Books: heritagebooks.org
* Thomas Manton, Holy Meditation: heritagebooks.org/products/holy-meditation-manton.html
* Stephen Yuille, The Sight of Christ: heritagebooks.org/products/the-sight-of-christ-yuille.html
* Stephen Yuille, The Heart Taken Up: heritagebooks.org/products/the-heart-taken-up-yuille.html
* Stephen Yuille, The Fullness of Grace: heritagebooks.org/products/the-fullness-of-grace-yuille.html
Learn more: reformedforum.org/ctc966
Reformed Forum: reformedforum.org
Reformed Academy: reformedacademy.org
#ChristTheCenter #ReformedTheology #Puritans
