Drawing from Edward Leigh’s "A Treatise of Divinity," this episode explores the beauty of wisdom shaped not by intellect alone but by the Holy Spirit. Divine wisdom humbles the heart, transforms the character, and teaches us to view the world through the lens of eternity. The truly wise are those who fear the Lord, obey His Word, and trust His ways even when they contradict human logic.
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Drawing from Edward Leigh’s "A Treatise of Divinity," this episode explores the beauty of wisdom shaped not by intellect alone but by the Holy Spirit. Divine wisdom humbles the heart, transforms the character, and teaches us to view the world through the lens of eternity. The truly wise are those who fear the Lord, obey His Word, and trust His ways even when they contradict human logic.
Nathaniel Ranew’s "Solitude Improved by Divine Meditation" reminds us that peace comes when the soul looks heavenward. In this episode, we explore the beauty of a mind fixed on eternal things — a heart that retreats from the world’s noise to commune with God. Meditation on the glory of Christ and the promises of Scripture leaves the fragrance of heaven on our souls. When our minds dwell above, we walk through this world with greater strength, clarity, and joy.
Hearts Aflame
Drawing from Edward Leigh’s "A Treatise of Divinity," this episode explores the beauty of wisdom shaped not by intellect alone but by the Holy Spirit. Divine wisdom humbles the heart, transforms the character, and teaches us to view the world through the lens of eternity. The truly wise are those who fear the Lord, obey His Word, and trust His ways even when they contradict human logic.
