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.

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.

In this episode, we draw from John Bunyan’s "Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners" to reflect on the life of faith that looks beyond the seen to the unseen. Faith trusts God’s Word when feelings falter, clings to His promises in darkness, and rests on His unchanging character. This is an encouragement to live above the world’s uncertainty and walk daily in confident trust, knowing that God’s faithfulness never fails.