Growing in the Grace of Christ: Maturity as the Ordinary Expectation
Peter commands growth as the ordinary expectation of Christian life, not as an achievement reserved for a few unusually mature believers.
Practical TheologyTheology, church history and apologetics.
Peter commands growth as the ordinary expectation of Christian life, not as an achievement reserved for a few unusually mature believers.
Practical TheologyCain's murder was the outward expression of a battle already lost within. The believer's hardest opposition is the self that remains.
Practical TheologyEvery life is governed from a throne. Pilate tried to avoid the question and discovered that refusing to decide about Christ is itself a decision.
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