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One of the most dramatic resets recorded in Scripture is that of Saul/Paul whom God transformed from a persecutor to Christ's apostle to the Gentiles. "At this they (Sanhedrin) covered their ears and, yelling at the top of their voices, they all rushed at him (Stephen), dragged him out of the...

The source is a professor of Theology at Dallas Theological Seminary.

A desperate, final attempt to counterfeit God’s Great Reset accomplished through Christ. An enemy (Matthew 13:25). No one.

The source of that definition of theology avers that everyone who thinks about God is a theologian. 👨‍🎓

I learned recently that even a child who wonders how God can be everywhere at once is a theologian.

Like Nicodemus, I did something next that was bold and out of character for me (John 19:38-39). I drove alone in the dark to a place I had never been and spent the weekend with people I previously did not know. The “New Image” theme of this Christian retreat appealed to me. The final assembly...

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My great reset began to about 35 years ago. I moved away from my home and country due to an offer of employment. The Lord relocated Abram in a similar way: “The Lord had said to Abram, ‘Go from your country, your people and your father’s household to the land I will show you’“(Genesis 12:1). A...

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Thanks, TB. I suppose that we are all importers of pre-suppositions. How is your personal Great Reset going?

So what is this new Great Reset we've been hearing about lately? Who's behind it? Whom does it benefit?

Thanks for weighing in, TB. I appreciate you.

You are my favorite CCF theologian, DS.

God’s love in Christ is so compelling it changed the evangelist John from a “son of thunder” (Mark 3:17, Luke 9:54) to “the disciple whom Jesus loved” (John 13:23, 19:26, 22:7, 21:20). Likewise, the love of God in Christ transformed Nicodemus from a curious religious ruler to a devoted and...

Greetings DL. God is not my color. I am God’s color: “So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them” (Genesis 1:27).

More recently, I have observed other-centered self-denial in volunteers going out and offering spiritual and material support to people experiencing homelessness. https://www.ourcalling.org/

I have witnessed other-centered self-denial in first-responders who risk life and limb to search for and rescue people in peril.

The cross of Christ is a symbol of other-centered self-denial (Mark 8:34). In what ways have you experienced other-centered self-denial in your everyday life?

Do you learn from your mistakes? That is circumstantial sanctification. Sanctification is a process for us all.