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May 30, 2021 38 min

Dane Ortlund (Gentle and Lowly)

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We know that the person and work of Christ is important but we haven’t given the heart of Christ the focus that He deserves. What is the heart of Christ toward sinners and sufferers? Is He angry with His sinful people? Does He recoil at our weakness and shamefulness? Dane Ortlund (author of the best-selling book Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers) joins us to discuss these questions. The Bible shows us that Christ’s heart is gentle and lowly toward repentant sinners. This is a truth that the Puritan’s knew well and that we need to recover today

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