138: Riotous Living

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Canon Press

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 23 April 2020

⏱️ 13 minutes

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0:00.0	Available now at Canon Press.com is a brand new addition to the Christian Heritage Series.
0:09.0	J.C. Riles, Thoughts for Young Men men now joins the lineup.
0:15.3	From the introduction by Michael Foster, quote,
0:18.7	Ryle was a beast.
0:20.9	His sturdy frame stood well over six foot. He was an accomplished oarsman and
0:25.9	co-captain of a cricket team and he wasn't just athletically disciplined.
0:29.7	He excelled in academics always near the top of his class.
0:35.2	His physical and intellectual prowess is all the more impressive when you consider that he came
0:39.8	from a wealthy family.
0:41.7	He could have chosen to live as a Molly coddled rich boy, but instead he pursued a life of rigor.
0:48.4	Ryle was tough by choice.
0:51.0	Ministry wasn't a way for him to escape manliness, but rather to exercise it.
0:57.0	Ministry wasn't a way for him to escape manliness, but rather to exercise it.
1:05.2	Get J.C. Ryle's thoughts for young men with an introduction from Michael Foster today
1:10.3	at cannon press.com. Yes, God.
1:24.0	God don't never change.
1:29.0	He's God.
1:31.0	So welcome to the Plodcast episode 138. This is the 138th time I've done this and it's
1:38.1	hard to believe that you at least some of you have been along for that ride, 138 times.
1:43.6	So here we go.
1:45.0	So for the last month or more on my blog, I've been writing about virtually nothing
1:50.4	but the COVID-19 virus. Things change every day, there are new stories, new reports. COVID is the gift that simply keeps on giving.
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