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The softening of the Gospel

April 2, 2016April 2, 2016 by Mark McIntyre
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Under the Gospel, our hearts experience the softening that allows for a proper understanding of the role of the law.

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Before you accuse me, take a look at yourself

October 26, 2015August 24, 2015 by Mark McIntyre
Before you accuse me

I borrowed the title of this post from a song written by Bo Diddley and also recorded by Eric Clapton, but it seemed appropriate for my topic. In responding to the cultural climate, unfortunately large segments of the church fall prey to one of two errors. One extreme is to acquiesce to the culture and … Read more

Categories Bible Reflection Tags accuse, law, point, Scripture 1 Comment

Does the church bring freedom or coercion?

May 30, 2019February 27, 2013 by Mark McIntyre
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The church is sometimes charged with using coercion to bring people into conformity with the Bible. Is this true? How should we respond?

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The law of unintended consequences

October 28, 2016September 15, 2012 by Mark McIntyre
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The church is to be intentional in her quest to make disciples. But a wrongheaded emphasis on short term gains might lead to an unintended consequence.

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