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TIL

Truth in Love Network

30:54

Great Christian Biographies with John Piper: John Newton 2

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

almost 4 years ago

22:26

The balance of how you handle controversy. Here's William Plummer's criticism.

1:59:04

August 13, 2025 Show with Dr. Michael A. G. Haykin on “John Newton: The Amazing Story Behind the Writer of ‘Amazing Grace'”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

11 months ago

11:41

And Newton's response was one of deep anger, thought initially of killing the captain and then killing himself, and proved to be a very disreputable figure on board the ship, encouraging the sailors to engage in all kinds of obscenities, verbal attacks on the Christian faith, verbally, to the point that the captain of the ship decided to basically trade him with a slave ship to get him off board.

31:22

Great Christian Biographies with John Piper: John Newton 3

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

over 3 years ago

17:56

He wrote his own epitaph and read it on his Grave, which is now and only used to be in in London. They moved it so a subway could go through underneath the church. John Newton clerk. Once an infidel and libertine a servant of slaves in Africa was by the rich mercy of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

31:30

Great Christian Biographies with John Piper: John Newton 1

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

almost 4 years ago

0:01

The following resource is from desiring God org. John Newton was born July 24 1725 in London 1725 so picture yourself now how long ago that was to a godly mother and an irreligious seafaring father. She died when he was six left mainly to himself he became a debauched sailor a Miserable outcast on the west coast of Africa for a couple of years a slave trading sea captain until an epileptic seizure Ended his sea -going career a well -paid surveyor of tides in Liverpool.

28:57

Bereavement IV:Living Through Grief

Media Gratiae

over 6 years ago

5:38

Newton is equally concerned, though, about her spiritual life. And one reason that we've chosen to talk about Mary's death and how God walked John Newton through it is because there's a peculiar circumstance here.

45:40

Grace Withers Without Adversity | Behold Your God Podcast

Media Gratiae

over 7 years ago

25:24

There are select letters of John Newton. There's a larger volume of John Newton, and then in his works, I think there's a whole section of his letters. So what is it about his letters as a body that are so appealing to you?

25:48

Clay Miller Interview

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 13 years ago

3:33

Well, that sounds like John Newton's response in controversy, so very good, see?

27:38

Letters of Newton: Grace in the Full Corn | Behold Your God Podcast

Media Gratiae

almost 7 years ago

0:34

The last two weeks, we've looked at letters from a man named John Newton. Now, Newton, of course, was a hymn writer. He was the leader of evangelical men after the great weakening in the United Kingdom in many ways, and he was a pastor.

25:53

Christian Biographies

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 7 years ago

16:29

It seems like it�s the right decision, and so I need to just act. � And so when you read a John Bunyan

25:53

Listening to Sermons to the Glory of God

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 8 years ago

6:11

We have a Jonathan Newton at our church, and he helps at No Compromise Radio strategically, a computer

25:53

Listening to Sermons to the Glory of God

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 11 years ago

6:11

We have a Jonathan Newton at our church, and he helps at No Compromise Radio strategically, a computer

29:27

Grace in the Blade | Behold Your God Podcast

Media Gratiae

almost 7 years ago

0:38

This week we're beginning to look at three letters from John Newton. John Newton you know from previous podcasts. This is not the first series of letters that we've talked about from Newton, because Newton was known to be, in his day, a letter writer with a lot of depth and wisdom that was really outstanding.

32:43

Letters of John Newton: Grace in the Ear | Behold Your God Podcast

Media Gratiae

almost 7 years ago

3:29

Now Newton starts off by wisely making a distinction between assurance and faith. You have to understand the context, in the 18th century, just about 40 years before Newton is writing these letters, George Whitefield, John Wesley, other early leaders, most of them were in their early 20s, Wesley was the old guy out, and their conversion was so dramatic that they could not imagine a person saying, I believe that I have embraced the gospel of Jesus Christ, that I've embraced Christ, and not have such an overwhelming sense of sureness about this, that I feel and know that He is mine.

1:13:51

Is Jesus God? Part 1

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 14 years ago

38:49

Final response 90 seconds. Yes back to a little history. We're throwing in some history here.

25:54

Westside Baptist and Loving Yourself

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 14 years ago

5:55

How about this for John Newton? Here�s what John Newton said.

26:02

Frankenstein

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 9 years ago

4:37

And John Newton said this, �Young Christians think themselves little. � So far, so good.

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self esteem

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 9 years ago

4:37

And John Newton said this, �Young Christians think themselves little. � So far, so good.

47:54

Assurance Of Salvation: Christ FOR Us (part 1) - [1 John 2:1-2]

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 7 years ago

2:54

Well, if I could introduce John Newton to a man named Martin Luther, here�s what Luther would say to

47:38

Eulogy For God? - [Luke 1:67-80]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 3 years ago

15:44

The response is with John Newton. Here's a response.

33:44

Episode 46: George Whitefield (Part 2)

RCP

Rural Church Podcast 2.0

almost 3 years ago

29:54

he's preaching in Presbyterian circles and Baptists and anyone who would hear him, his humility and response