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Hearts Aflame

Podcast Hearts Aflame
Dustin Benge
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...

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  • The Delight of Worship
    Isaac Ambrose’s "Looking Unto Jesus" (1658) beautifully explores the joy and privilege all believers have of worshiping Christ. True worship flows from a heart that is captivated by His glory and love, expressing thankfulness, adoration, and submission to His will.  Ambrose challenges us to reflect on the fact that worship is not just an act but a way of life, as we are to reflect every moment on the glory of Christ. Learn how to delight in Christ's person, work, and promises.Source:Isaac Ambrose, "Looking Unto Jesus"For more information about Unashamed Truth, please visit our website by clicking here.
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  • The Sovereignty of God
    In his work, "The Existence and Attributes of God" (1682), Stephen Charnock highlights the majesty and comfort of God’s sovereignty. With absolute authority and perfect wisdom, God reigns over all creation, directing everything according to His glory and our good. Charnock reminds believers that trusting in God’s sovereignty brings peace in trials, humility in submission, and confidence in His unchanging love. Source:Stephen Charnock, "The Existence and Attributes of God" For more information about Unashamed Truth, please visit our website by clicking here.
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  • The Glory of Christ's Humility
    John Owen’s "The Glory of Christ" (1684) unveils the beauty of Christ’s humility. The eternal Son of God, rich in glory, became poor and became a servant for our sake. In His self-emptying obedience and love, we see the glory of God’s grace displayed in all its fullness. Today, reflect on how the humility of Christ encourages worship, kills pride, and calls us to imitate His character in our relationships and actions. Let His example of selfless love cultivate humility and thankfulness in your heart.  Source:John Owen, "The Glory of Christ" For more information about Unashamed Truth, please visit our website by clicking here.
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  • The Sufficiency of Scripture
    "The Art of Prophesying" (1606) by William Perkins highlights the sufficiency and authority of Scripture. Described as the fountain of all wisdom and the guide to true holiness, Scripture provides everything necessary for salvation and godliness. Perkins calls believers to treasure the Bible as divinely inspired, eternal, and unbreakable in its promises. Learn how to engage with God’s Word more deeply—reading with diligence, meditating with humility, and applying its truths by faith.  Source:William Perkins, "The Art of Prophesying" For more information about Unashamed Truth, please visit our website by clicking here.
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  • The Power of Prayer
    In this episode, we explore "The Doctrine of Prayer" (1665) by Thomas Watson, uncovering the tremendous privilege and power of prayer. Watson reminds us that prayer is the soul’s communion with God, a means of accessing His grace, strength, and guidance in every season of life. Reflect on the benefits of prayer—peace, strength, transformation, and deeper fellowship with God—and be challenged to make prayer the foundation of your daily walk with Christ.  Source:Thomas Watson, "The Doctrine of Prayer" (1665) For more information about Unashamed Truth, please visit our website by clicking here.
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About Hearts Aflame

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.
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