Bryan Chapell has authored a new book about grace, so it makes sense he’d have a working definition of what grace is. Here he explains why his definition seeks to embrace God’s expression of grace in all its Biblical settings, culminating in the person and work of Jesus.
Along the gradual disappearance of Bible reading from gathered worship, the loss of public pastoral prayer is another mystery situation which I notice when visiting other churches. (Of course there’s lots of music) On Christward Collective Nick Batzig has posted Samuel Miller’s Frequent Faults In Public Prayer. Given that there are eighteen of these they …
Brian Chapell has an upcoming book Unlimited Grace. Apparently there’s a new ministry called Unlimited Grace being launched too. Here Chapell talks about how grace is not only the beginning of the Christian life, but it is also all of Christian living.
Christianity flourishes at the margins, not when it controls. Jared Wilson: Christian mission has always thrived by surging in the margins and under the radar. When we somehow get into positions of power, the wheels always come off. This is pretty much the way it’s always been. I once heard Steve Brown relate this story …
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