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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 20 MIN

031 - Chapter 20 - Part 2 - Recommending devotion at twelve o'clock

from Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life · host William Law

Dive into one of the most profound devotional works in the Christian tradition that has inspired countless believers to deepen their relationship with God. Authored by William Law, this transformative book employs fictional characters to vividly illustrate the essence of true devotion, challenging readers to reflect on their spiritual lives. John Wesley, a notable figure influenced by this very text, found it pivotal in shaping his impactful ministry in both England and America. Expect to be stirred towards a personal revival of your commitment and dedication to God as you engage with this compelling narrative. (Summary by Robert Hoffman)

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Dive into one of the most profound devotional works in the Christian tradition that has inspired countless believers to deepen their relationship with God. Authored by William Law, this transformative book employs fictional characters to vividly...

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