TQC03B Inward States, Dryness, and the Daily Cross. Chapter 3 Section B of Traditional Quaker Christianity
This episode uses readings from George Fox's Journal to cover three topics… They, They, They, I,I,I Dryness Daily Cross
Conservative Friends (Quakers)
This episode uses readings from George Fox's Journal to cover three topics… They, They, They, I,I,I Dryness Daily Cross
This episode covers Unworthiness, Weariness and Doubt with a reading from Robert Barkley's Apology for the True Christian Divinity (Freiday).
In this second episode of the Fundamental Beliefs of Conservative Friends, Henry begins with a review of plans for this and subsequent episodes: Topics will be presented and explained and […]
This is the first episode of a series entitled “Fundamental Beliefs of Conservative Friends: What We are Conserving”. The program will be devoted to presenting various traditional Quaker teachings, principles […]
This podcast episode begins with the story of John the Baptist’s beheading. It expands into a discussion of baptism as originally practiced by the Jews and how John’s baptizing was […]
The Psalms and Other Scripture Passages. This section discusses how reading and internalizing scripture can be an asset to our spiritual lives. It presents a number of scripture passages […]
Ways of Exploring the Bible. This section discusses a number of ways to examine and profit from Scriptures. This includes individual, family and group approaches. In this podcast episode we […]
Are the Scriptures Essential to Salvation? This section includes quotes from George Fox's Journal and from Terry Wallace's article Scripture and Salvation. In this podcast episode we also introduce Quaker […]
This session starts out with a participant reflecting on the statue titled “If only I touch him”. Henry then talks about how Isaac Penington and William Penn use the […]
Chapter 2 Section A: Making Use of Scripture This section covers: Scripture is illuminated by the true Word of God. Parallel tracks: religious history and personal spiritual growth. The Quaker […]