In this episode, we turn to John Flavel’s "The Mystery of Providence" to find comfort in the sovereign care of God. Every joy and sorrow, every step and delay, unfolds under His wise and loving hand. Though His purposes are often hidden, they are never random. This is a call to trust when you cannot trace, to rest in His character when you cannot see His plan, and to believe that every thread of your story is woven by the same faithful hand that guides the stars.
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The Church's Glory Is Her Purity
John Cotton’s "The Way of the Churches of Christ in New England" reminds us that the true glory of the church lies not in her size or splendor, but in her purity and faithfulness to Christ. In this episode, we reflect on the beauty of a holy church—one that holds fast to sound doctrine, practices humble obedience, and shines brightly in a dark world. Christ delights to dwell where His people walk in truth and holiness.
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The Joy of Communion with God
From George Swinnock’s "The Christian Man’s Calling," we consider the believer’s greatest joy — communion with God. In this episode, we reflect on how fellowship with God sweetens every sorrow, sanctifies every joy, and transforms daily life into worship. To draw near to God is to taste heaven on earth. Make space for His presence, and you will find the joy that the world can neither give nor take away.
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The Life of God in the Soul of Man
Henry Scougal reminds us that true Christianity is not external ceremony but “the life of God in the soul of man.” This episode explores what it means to share in the divine life through faith in Christ. A life that transforms duty into delight, turns sin bitter, and fills the heart with love for God. Such a life, born of the Spirit, endures forever and lifts the believer above the world into communion with the living God.
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The Beauty of Holiness
Edward Leigh’s "A System or Body of Divinity" calls us to behold holiness as the true beauty of the soul. In this episode, we explore how holiness is not outward formality but the inward grace of a renewed heart. To be holy is to be like God. Loving what He loves, hating what He hates, and walking humbly in His ways. True holiness restores what sin has marred and shines as heaven’s reflection on earth.
Hearts Aflame is a daily devotional podcast that draws from the rich writings of the Puritans. Each episode pairs timeless truths with Scripture, encouraging believers to deepen their faith and set their hearts aflame with love for Christ.
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