“To accept our weaknesses and those of others is the very opposite of sloppy complacency. It is not fatalistic and hopeless acceptance.
“One [can] live a strong and good life without using condemnation to punish and control others. . . . When we enter
“Glossing over sin never heals inward shame. . . . Downplaying sin is an ill-applied salve. When there’s no honest admission of
“Why would anybody turn down such an extravagant gift (salvation)? They want to be in control. . . . I think our
“Love doesn’t compromise its convictions, but it’s moved by compassion. There is a way to disagree agreeably, but it takes humble boldness.
“Modern people struggle with the idea of a wrathful God who condemns, yet [in John 3:16-18] the Bible puts condemnation in proximity
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