The Narrow Path Ministries

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Has Steve taught on the love we should have for one another in the church and, in particular, how that differs as a unique expectation from the commandment that we are to love our neighbor?

Oh, I'm a big fan of Winger but I thought his response on this was full of false assumptions and atypical ignorance - he has not done the work on the alternative views for this topic that he does with others to understand them and respond directly to them. Really an unintended straw man response to ...

I thought this was funny...

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I'm also really interested in responses to the argument in my original post.

Thanks. I think I see what you're saying - those OT references aren't particularly convincing to me - but, I guess I reject the premise that I have to provide a better explanation than the Trinity. The Trinity itself bears the burden of proof on its own and it fails miserably. There are a great many...

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Sat Jul 06, 2024 4:28 pm

But he still had to be the one promised in scripture and that is what we find in the Trinity.

What do you mean by that?

I was listening to some of Steve's lectures on Discipleship and what it means to follow Jesus and he mentioned Richard Wurmbrand in prison - when someone in prison asked him what Jesus was like, Wurmbrand said something like "well, he looks a lot like me." In the same lecture he noted how John 14:9 ...

I recall a lecture where Steve goes through the miracles of Jesus and how each represent a different aspect of the Kingdom. Does anyone know where that is?

I've been asked to serve on our church's small task force to review the results of a "Willow Creek" style survey of spiritual contentment and so forth (don't get me started on that). Whatever you think of these surveys and "corporate"/"consultant" approaches, I have a real opportunity to influence s...