January 31, 2007
An Incarnational Missiology for the Emerging Church. (HT to Moi)
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| I would argue that the reason so many unbelievers can sit comfortably in our churches and even call themselves born-again Christians is that we give them very little to deny. The offensive message of the cross has been replaced with “God loves you and has a wonderful plan for your life,” with the cross tucked somewhere underneath it. -Michael Horton |
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