Saints and Sages
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Podcast Overview
<p>The Saints and Sages podcast is a unique and engaging show that invites listeners to embark on a spiritual journey through the timeless wisdom of deceased Christian authors. By delving into classic Christian literature, the podcast fosters rich discussions and insightful interviews that explore profound theological concepts, practical spiritual disciplines, and the historical context of these works. With a blend of scholarly analysis and personal reflection, Saints and Sages offers a refreshing approach to Christian discipleship, encouraging listeners to deepen their faith and grow in their understanding of God's Word.</p>
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January 2, 2026
When Life Feels Out of Control, Remember God Still Reigns
<p>In Chapter 18 of <i>Knowledge of the Holy</i>, A.W. Tozer turns our attention to a truth that is both humbling and liberating: God’s <b>sovereignty</b>. God is not reacting, adjusting, or scrambling to keep history on track. He reigns. He rules. He does exactly what He pleases—and He always does it well. Tozer reminds us that God’s sovereignty is not cold control or distant power, but the confident, holy rule of a King who cannot be overthrown, surprised, or defeated.</p><p></p><p>In this episode of <b>Saints and Sages</b>, we explore what it really means to trust a sovereign God in a world that feels chaotic, unstable, and uncertain. We talk about how God’s sovereignty brings peace in suffering, confidence in prayer, humility in success, and hope when circumstances feel out of control. Far from removing human responsibility or love, God’s sovereign rule anchors our faith in the assurance that nothing in our lives is wasted or outside His authority.</p><p></p><p>Join us as we reflect on the God who sits enthroned above history, nations, circumstances, and seasons—and who reigns with perfect wisdom, holiness, and love. Let this conversation strengthen your trust, quiet your fears, and remind you that the God you serve is firmly, faithfully, and forever in control.</p>
January 2, 2026
Understanding God’s Holiness
<p>In Chapter 17 of <i>Knowledge of the Holy</i>, A.W. Tozer confronts us with one of the most awe-inspiring—and often misunderstood—attributes of God: His <b>holiness</b>. God is not merely a better version of us. He is wholly <i>other</i>. Perfectly pure. Utterly set apart. Tozer reminds us that holiness is not just one attribute among many—it is the defining beauty of everything God is and does. His love is holy. His mercy is holy. His justice is holy.</p><p></p><p>In this episode of <b>Saints and Sages</b>, we explore why recovering a true understanding of God’s holiness is essential for real worship, genuine repentance, and deep transformation. We talk about how a diminished view of God’s holiness leads to casual faith and shallow discipleship—and how encountering the holy God awakens reverence, humility, obedience, and wonder. Holiness is not about fear-driven religion; it is about standing in awe before a God who is infinitely pure and irresistibly glorious.</p><p></p><p>Join us as we slow down and behold the Holy One—high and lifted up, unmatched and undefiled. Let this conversation call you beyond familiarity and comfort, and into deeper reverence, surrender, and worship of the God who is holy…holy…holy.</p>
January 2, 2026
Understanding God’s Holy, Relentless Love
<p>In Chapter 16 of <i>Knowledge of the Holy</i>, A.W. Tozer leads us into one of the most stunning, overwhelming, and life-changing truths in all of Scripture: the <b>love of God</b>. God’s love is not sentimental, shallow, or fragile. It is holy love—strong, pure, faithful, relentless, and rooted in His very nature. Tozer reminds us that God doesn’t merely <i>feel</i> love… He <i>is</i> love. His love is not dependent on our performance, our worthiness, or our ability to hold onto Him. It is His steadfast commitment to pursue, redeem, and transform His people.</p><p></p><p>In this episode of <b>Saints and Sages</b>, we explore the depth, beauty, and seriousness of God’s love. We talk about why God’s love is not indulgent or permissive, but deeply committed to our holiness and ultimate good. We dig into how understanding God’s love changes the way we think about identity, security, worship, obedience, and even suffering. Tozer helps us see that God’s love is not a theological cliché—it is the beating heart of the gospel and the anchor of our hope.</p><p></p><p>Join us as we reflect on the God who loved us before we loved Him, who loves us in our weakness and failure, and who will love His people forever. Let this conversation awaken gratitude, deepen worship, heal weary hearts, and remind you that you are truly and deeply loved by the Holy God.</p>
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- What is Saints and Sages?
<p>The Saints and Sages podcast is a unique and engaging show that invites listeners to embark on a spiritual journey through the timeless wisdom of deceased Christian authors. By delving into classic Christian literature, the podcast fosters rich discussions and insightful interviews that explore profound theological concepts, practical spiritual disciplines, and the historical context of these works. With a blend of scholarly analysis and personal reflection, Saints and Sages offers a refreshing approach to Christian discipleship, encouraging listeners to deepen their faith and grow in their understanding of God's Word.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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