The Religious Life of Theological Students by Benjamin B. Warfield (Free Audiobook)

Kirk E. Miller

In this short book, originally delivered as an oral address in 1911, Princeton theologian and professor Benjamin B. Warfield addresses his seminarians in anticipation of their upcoming theological studies He stresses to them the importance of not divorcing theological study from functional, religious (or what we might call “spiritual”) experience.

The following is an audiobook that I recorded myself. The written piece can also be accessed here.

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The Seal Judgments & God’s Sealed People (Revelation 6:1-8:1)

Kirk E. Miller

In this episode, Kirk and Dan quickly survey and review the seal judgments of chapters 6-7. Then they spend the bulk of the episode answering the question, “Who are the 144,000 from chapter 7:1-8?” arguing that they are symbolic of the church in 7:9ff.

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On Reading Christian Books, Pt. 2

Kirk E. Miller

Kirk, Sam, and Matt continue their conversation on reading now by discussing, who or what should we read (selecting books)? And, how should we go about reading (practical tips)?

Book Recommendations

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On Reading Christian Books, Pt. 1

Kirk E. Miller

In this next set of episodes, I’m so pleased to have Sam Park and Matt Dohrmann join me for the podcast. Sam and Matt are both members of CrossWay Community Church where I serve. And in this episode we sit down to talk about the habit of reading good books, specifically, why is it important to be reading books?

Book Recommendations

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The Lion is a Lamb (Revelation 5:1-14)

Kirk E. Miller

Kirk and Dan sit down to talk about some interpretive reminders as we approach the book of Revelation, and then take a look at Revelation 5:1-14 through the lens of various theological categories.

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