Monthly Archives: April 2011

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Jesus does not co-exist with people. He cannot be tamed. He is Lord, and his resurrection declared this. In Jesus’ miracle at the Gaderenes (Matthew 8:28-34), we see an example of people responding tragically and yet accurately to the fact that Jesus always shakes things up when he is present. Will you bow the knee to him, or will you ask him to leave you alone? Continue reading →

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Christians claim to have the only way TO God and the only revelation FROM God. How can this possibly be anything but pure arrogance? Dan suggests that these are not arrogant claims, but rather the natural outflow of faith. Continue reading →

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Is it true that definitive statements kill conversation? Do we have to choose between open discussion and firm beliefs? Jesus sets the ultimate example for us, showing us how to give the ultimate, all-inclusive invitation to life, while simultaneously making definitive, exclusive statements. Continue reading →

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Dan gives a response to Rob Bell’s book Love Wins, which presents a case that all people will eventually turn to God for salvation, even if many of them do so after death. Dan looks to deal with the issues in the book from a biblical and logic standpoint. Continue reading →