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Freedom from guilt, fear and regrets leads to peace
“When we feel down it’s usually because of some unwritten, unspoken rules inside us being broken… These unwritten, unspoken rules that we struggle to abide by fall under our personal … Continue reading
Once you start seeing The Love of God, Hell Won’t Make Sense ~Dr. Michel W. Jones
Video commentary: Larry Alford said, “That was The Best explanation of Hell, Theology, and Love,i.e., all in less than an hour.” The Place. – Captured Live on Ustream at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ncg-studios … Continue reading
Grace versus Death Penalty
Someone recently wrote in a post in Facebook: “How can someone claim to be a grace preacher and still be in favor of the death penalty? It’s a total contradiction. … Continue reading
A grace perspective on God’s “discipline”
The misunderstanding of the verse “God disciplines those whom He loves” has turned Christians into sadomasochists and God into their schoolmaster of pain. ~ Mike Myers Mike Myers has nailed … Continue reading
Some thoughts on Good Friday
The punishment that we see in scripture especially in the ending of the age took place as a “state of consciousness” in the ending of the law. The catastrophic events … Continue reading
Reflections on a Trinitarian View of the Cross
The following is a very interesting article by Bill Nieporte, which refutes the penal substitution view of the cross in a positive way. I can relate to this article because … Continue reading
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