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The Gospel is for Christians (too)
I really appreciate hearing from readers. Among other things, it confirms to me that the work (there’s a good reason why a book is often referred to as a “work”) was worth it. Also, recent comments...
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The 2001 International Retail Show
The 2001 International Money Changers Convention (that is, the International Christian Retail Show) is being held today through Wednesday (July 10-13) in Atlanta. This year, The Gospel Uncensored is...
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Redemption: It’s all grace
From Resurgence: You are already loved. Redemption is as certain as Christ’s resurrection. As heart change happens, so can our realization of the miracle that occurs. Jesus died in our place for our...
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Good News in Thailand
Mac & Louise Jardine are missionaries in Thailand, who were the driving force behind the translation of The Gospel Uncensored into Thai. In their January newsletter, available in its entirely here,...
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More amazing news from Thailand
As I’ve written before, The Gospel Uncensored has been translated into Thai and has been now republished in Thailand. How this came to be is something of a long story, which I’ll abbreviate here. Over...
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The Gospel Uncensored released in Thailand
This is, I believe, part 1 of 4 videos from the Publisher’s release event in Thailand.
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News and Good News
We continue to receive reports of folks blessed by The Gospel Uncensored, both here and abroad, for which we are thankful. Locally, we have heard of the book making inroads into a very law-based...
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Sanctification, the Gospel, and the Sure Thing
Tonite’s Bible Study focused on Chapter 6 of The Gospel Uncensored, which discusses the three reasons that Paul gives for being so sure that the gospel message that he preached was the only gospel...
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The Good News is Great News
Here’s some more good news from my blog, discussing Romans chapter 7: The Plague of Sin As I’ve said before, if you read through the Gospel of John, you see that Jesus consistently seems to treat sin...
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The Gospel is not a New Chain
From Mockingbird: “I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for...
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New & Improved! The Study Guide 2.0!
Okay, enough exclamation points and hype. For a long time I’ve promised to update the study guide, and I finally have. It is now available in PDF format here. It’s not an astounding change over the...
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Folk Theology (Stuff People Believe That’s Not True)
I hate to tell you this (it’s a figure of speech), but many Christians believe things that not only don’t make sense, they have no real Biblical basis. For example, the Western world is way more...
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Teach Your Children
You who are on the road Must have a code that you can live by – Graham Nash This morning I read a post called Teach your children they are whole, that I just had to share, about what happens when...
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“God doesn’t serve mixed drinks”
Gerhard Ebeling wrote, “The failure to distinguish the law and the gospel always means the abandonment of the gospel.” What he meant was that a confusion of law and gospel (trying to “balance” them) is...
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Missing grace
I belong to a number of religious groups on Facebook, including liberal, evangelical, Lutheran, Anglican, and Orthodox. Plus, I have many friends with an even wider range of religious views. So, as I...
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