Regarding Tullian’s new job: the truth about change.
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I know this post might seem a little late, seeing as this news broke weeks ago. But I felt remiss not furthering more perspective on this situation. As I’ve said before, I’m an unabashed grace-addict. I know I need it. Therefore, I try my best to saturate myself in it, daily. This is why the tagline for this site reads, “Encouraging lives with the timeless truth of God’s gospel of grace.” It’s the good news of God’s great grace that is the true impetus for change. Oftentimes, Christians get this sort of thing backwards. We think that harping and coercing and forcing people to change will actually make them change. And, perhaps, it will . . . for a season. But changes that are done under force are merely outward, for appearance’s sake. That’s not the sort of change God’s after —
Regarding Tullian’s new job: the truth about change.
Regarding Tullian’s new job: the truth about…
Regarding Tullian’s new job: the truth about change.
I know this post might seem a little late, seeing as this news broke weeks ago. But I felt remiss not furthering more perspective on this situation. As I’ve said before, I’m an unabashed grace-addict. I know I need it. Therefore, I try my best to saturate myself in it, daily. This is why the tagline for this site reads, “Encouraging lives with the timeless truth of God’s gospel of grace.” It’s the good news of God’s great grace that is the true impetus for change. Oftentimes, Christians get this sort of thing backwards. We think that harping and coercing and forcing people to change will actually make them change. And, perhaps, it will . . . for a season. But changes that are done under force are merely outward, for appearance’s sake. That’s not the sort of change God’s after —
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