How does one not retaliate in the middle of brutal violence? How does one embrace non-retalitation when we’re talking about something like genocide rather than only an unkind word? Miroslav Volf,
Thinking about forgiveness over the past few weeks has been really good for me. I began this series wanting to examine my belief that forgiveness is unconditional. I think I’m prepared to
Westminster Books has a funny post about Keller’s new book The Reason for God:
WTS student Art Boulet actually stood outside our doors in freezing rain to be the first customer to
Why should we forgive?
* One: because we understand how much we have been forgiven
* Two: because we see ourselves as just as sinful, or more, as the one who has hurt us
* Three:
A quote at Of First Importance:
"Don’t ever degenerate into giving good advice unconnected with the good news of Jesus crucified, alive, present, at work, and returning.” (David Powlison, Seeing With
