Understanding the Inner Conflict: Thomas Boston on Heart's Battle

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Puritan Moments

Rob Grunden

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This is a podcast all about puritan thoughts on specific subjects. Rob works through various puritan quotes in an attempt to bring out some of the truths found within some of the most wonderful writings in Christian history.

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Understanding the Inner Conflict: Thomas Boston on Heart's Battle

Puritan Moments

20 minutes 9 seconds

10 months ago

Understanding the Inner Conflict: Thomas Boston on Heart's Battle

Dive into the profound introspection offered by Thomas Boston's quote, "Oh, how my heart hates my heart!" In this video, we explore the Christian theological perspective on the internal struggle between the sinful nature and the desire for holiness. We'll unpack how this quote reflects self-reflection, the acknowledgment of human depravity, the spiritual warfare within, and the journey towards sanctification. Join us as we examine these themes through the lens of Scripture from the Legacy Standard Bible, gaining insights into personal faith and spiritual growth.

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