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John Newton (part 1)

Even as John Newton is perhaps best known for his hymns, he should also be known for his letters. Those most familiar with Newton seem to agree that “letter-writing was his greatest gift” earning him the reputation as “the great spiritual director of souls through the post.” It certainly wasn’t uncommon to write letters in eighteenth-century England, but John Newton was an uncommon letter writer. What makes his letters so significant in the history of the church? Join Drs. Haykin and Pohlman as they discuss the letters of John Newton. 

 

Works mentioned: 

 

An Authentic Narrative (John Newton, 1764)

Wise Counsel: John Newton’s Letter to John Ryland Jr. Edited by Grant Gordon with a foreword by Michael A.G. Haykin (Banner of Truth, 2009)

Letters of John Newton Edited by Josiah Bull (Banner of Truth, 2007/1869)

Evangelicals and Technology

Since the Gutenberg Revolution in the fifteenth century, Christians have embraced technology for the spread of the gospel and sometimes at great cost to the faith. Join Drs. Haykin and Pohlman as they discuss the history of Evangelicals and technology. What can this history teach us as the church strives for faithfulness in our digital age? 

 

Work discussed: 

Broadcasting the Faith: Protestant Religious Radio and Theology in America, 1920-1950 by Michael E. Pohlman

Reading Andrew Fuller

Join Drs. Haykin and Pohlman as they consider Andrew Fuller: pastor, theologian, missiologist, apologist, and rope-holder extraordinaire. 

 

Work discussed: 

 

Reading Andrew Fuller by Michael Haykin

 

Other works on Andrew Fuller

 

The Pastoral Priorities of 18th Century Baptists: An Examination of Andrew Fuller's Ordination Sermons by Nigel Wheeler

 

The Armies of the Lamb: The Spirituality of Andrew Fuller edited by Michael Haykin

 

Understanding Andrew Fuller: Life, Thought, and Legacies (Volume 1) Edited by Nathan A. Finn, Jeff Robinson SR., and Shane Shaddix

 

What is Truth? by Andrew Fuller

 

Backslider by Andrew Fuller

 

Preaching by Andrew Fuller

 

 

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Charles and Susannah Spurgeon

Join Drs. Haykin and Pohlman, with special guest Dr. Ray Rhodes, as they discuss Charles and Susannah Spurgeon. Susannah is in many ways “the forgotten Spurgeon”—but needs to be remembered in a new generation if we would understand better Charles and the impact of their ministry together. 

 

Works discussed

Yours, Till Heaven: The Untold Love Story of Charles and Susie Spurgeon (Ray Rhodes Jr.) 

Susie: The Life and Legacy of Susannah Spurgeon (Ray Rhodes Jr.) 

 

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St. Benedict

Join Drs. Haykin and Pohlman as they discuss St. Benedict, the sixth century monk who, according to Mark Noll, “gave the most decisive, and most beneficial, shape to monasticism.” What can the church today learn from Benedict?

 

Works discussed:

 

The Rule of St. Benedict: An Introduction to the Contemplative Life (Translation and Introduction by Philip Freeman)

 

Dialogues by Pope Gregory the Great

The Venerable Bede

In today’s episode Drs. Haykin and Pohlman discuss The Venerable Bede. Author of nearly forty books from church history to biblical studies, as well as, major translation works including a magisterial Latin Bible, listen in as our hosts consider why this eighth century English monk has enduring relevance for our time. 

 

Major works discussed: 

 

Ecclesiastical History of the English People (731 AD) 

Bede’s Letter to Bishop Egbert (734 AD) 

Friendship

On this episode, Dr. Haykin discusses the importance of friendship.

• How did the ancients view friendship?
• What does the Bible say?
• How do we cultivate friendships among those older/younger in the faith?

Reading Augustine: An online course with Dr. Haykin (May 25–Aug 24)

Join us this summer for the “Reading Augustine” online course with Dr. Michael A.G. Haykin.

 

This reading course focuses on three key aspects of the theology of Augustine of Hippo (354–430), arguably the most influential theologian of the Ancient Church. The readings explore his account of his personal pilgrimage (the Confessions), his Trinitarianism (On the Trinity), and his theology of history (On the City of God). Augustine’s interaction with Scripture and his perspective on living coram Deo in each of these areas of thought is especially highlighted.

$200.00 (Audit)
$400 (For Credit – through Toronto Baptist Seminary)

 

May 25-August 24 | Tuesday 7:00-9:00PM (EST)

 

Register at www.hesedandemet.com/augustine

Andrew Fuller as a Father (part 2)

On this episode Dr. Michael Haykin discusses Andrew Fuller's relation with his son, Robert.

Remembering Fuller on the day of his death (May 7, 1815)

On this episode, Dr. Haykin discusses Andrew Fuller in remembrance of his death on May 7, 1815.