Billy Graham once referred to John Stott as “the most respected clergyman in the world.” In 2005, Time Magazine ranked him among the 100 most influential people in the world. Today Stott’s incredible theological and practical insights are available to you in The Bible for Today with John Stott. Giving you a fresh, clear, and true vision of the authentic Jesus, The Bible for Today balances high the... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Category | Religion & Spirituality |
John Stott shows the primary purpose of prayer is not to just request things for ourselves and our loved ones, but to have the glory and purposes of God first and foremost in mind. He explains Pharasaical prayer, pagen prayer and Christian prayer.
John Stott sits in the upper room with Christ and hears Him pray for the truth of the church, the holiness of the church, the mission of the church and the unity of the church.
John Stott unpacks the scriptural qualifications for a church leaders. He shows the things that should not be present in a leader as well as the requirements for eligability.
John Stott explains that the health of the local church depends on the quality of its leaders. He shows that pastoral leadership was always God's purpose, that it may take different forms and should consist of a team and not a single leader.
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Do NOT babble, do NOT pray without being mindful of being in communication with God. We desire access privately to pray intimately Abba, my Father. We have the liberty to address God personally with a loving Father.
Do NOT babble, do NOT pray without being mindful of being in communication with God. We desire access privately to pray intimately Abba, my Father. We have the liberty to address God personally with a loving Father.
good to listen to and easy to understand... the live setting is a bonus
good to listen to and easy to understand... the live setting is a bonus
One of my favourites from the Christian Premier podcast collection. Absolute joy to listen to. If only I could have seen and heard him when alive. Highly recommended.
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