Hearts Aflame, hosted by Dustin Benge and a ministry of Unashamed Truth, is a daily devotional podcast that draws from the rich writings of the Puritans. Each e...
In this episode, we examine Thomas Manton’s work, "A Practical Exposition of the Lord’s Prayer." Drawing from Christ’s own surrender to God's will in Luke 22:42 and Matthew 26:39, Manton urges us to embrace God’s will not just with patience, but with joy—trusting His wisdom over our desires. This episode reflects on submitting to God’s sovereign plan, whether it calls us to act or endure, thrive or suffer. For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.
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The Beauty of a Broken Heart
In "The Acceptable Sacrifice," John Bunyan reveals the preciousness of a contrite heart before God. Far from rejecting the brokenhearted, the Lord delights in those who come to Him in true humility and repentance. This episode explores the biblical truth that a heart crushed by sin and sorrow is not despised but welcomed, healed, and transformed by God’s mercy. Bunyan reminds us that nothing moves the heart of God more than a soul that mourns over sin and clings to Christ alone for hope. For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.
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The Power of Christ's Intercession
How secure is the believer in Christ? Stephen Charnock answers this question by unveiling the glorious truth of Christ’s ongoing intercession. Jesus not only died for His people—He lives for them, continually pleading their case before the Father. His prayers are not empty words but powerful petitions, grounded in His own finished work on the cross. Join us as we explore this marvelous truth with this Puritan divine. For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.
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The Victory of Faith
When doubts overwhelm and fears press hard, where do we turn? In today’s episode, we explore Richard Sibbes’ comforting counsel on how faith in Christ brings victory over the inner turmoil of the soul. Faith does not ignore our battles, but it lifts our eyes beyond them to the Savior who calms every storm. Sibbes reminds us that when guilt weighs heavy and trials rage, we must cling to Christ, who has already overcome the world. Even the smallest faith, when fixed on Him, secures peace amidst life’s greatest conflicts. For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.
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The Profit of Affliction
In this episode, we explore Richard Greenhill’s powerful exposition on suffering and its divine purpose in the believer’s life. Affliction is not God’s abandonment but His loving discipline, shaping us for holiness. Through trials, He strips away our pride, deepens our dependence on Christ, and refines us for glory. Greenhill reminds us that the pain of the moment is not wasted—it is a schoolmaster that teaches us to treasure God’s Word and trust in His sovereign care. Listen as we uncover the hidden mercies of affliction and learn how to endure trials with patience, faith, and the assurance that God’s hand is always at work for our good.For your gift of any amount for the month of March, we want to send you a complimentary copy of "Gospel Evidences of Saving Faith" by John Owen. To give, and receive your book, please click here.
Hearts Aflame, hosted by Dustin Benge and a ministry of Unashamed Truth, 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.