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Self-will vs Surrender: Gospel Language for Postmoderns – Brad Jersak with Laurence Singlehurst

Jan 12, 2017 | Author - Brad Jersak

“For if Christ’s love compels us, because we are convinced that one died for all, and therefore, all died. And he died for all, that those who live should no longer live for themselves but for him who died for them and was raised again” (2 Corinthians 5:14-15)....

Institutional Church and Ecclesia – David Goa with Brad Jersak

Dec 29, 2016 | Author - Brad Jersak

 Ecclesiology with godfather Brad: It’s time for me to have a discussion on ecclesiology (the theology of church or ecclesia) with my Eastern Orthodox godfather, David Goa. Though I’ve attended churches since birth and spent 20 years as a full-time clergyman (and now...

Q & R: The Ethics of the Trinity – Brad Jersak

Dec 29, 2016 | Author - Brad Jersak

​ Question:   I've been reading your A More Christlike God.  On page 102 you discuss "Trinitarian love". I've always taken the Trinity as a "given," and never really looked into its implications. But as...

Understanding Theological (or Political) Anger – Brad Jersak and Floris Kersloot

Nov 25, 2016 | Author - Brad Jersak

The following are my takeaways from advice I received from my psychologist friend, Floris Kersloot.  The topic was on how to understand and respond as peace-builders when faced with angry reactions over theological (or political) convictions.  ...

Vengeance is Love – Klaas Goverts (trans. Floris and Judith Kersloot)

Nov 23, 2016 | Author - Brad Jersak

"Vengeance is Love" (Mar 26, 2012) by Klaas Goverts, translated by Floris and Judith Kersloot  Vengeance is Love "O Lord, God of vengeance, God of vengeance, shine forth. Rise up, O Judge of the earth." (Psalm 94:1-2) God is the Judge...

Salt and Light: Not a New Law – Eberhard Arnold h/t Brad Jersak

Nov 19, 2016 | Author - Brad Jersak

The Sermon on the Mount by Miki Goodaboom – www.mikigoodaboom.com Editor's note: When approaching the Sermon on the Mount, two opposing ditches need to be avoided. One is adopting the Sermon as a new Law (to attain righteousness); the other is...
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