While recently reading on the life of Jonathan Edwards, I was struck by the timing and manner of his death. Arguably the foremost American-born theologian, Edwards died while presiding over Princeton College. He was only fifty-four years old and had yet to begin his summary of Christian theology. Fifty-four. Having been used so greatly as [...]
In the regular course of discipleship, there is a common emphasis upon healing the wounds of Christians. In this short post, I wonder if I might challenge us to think carefully about this.
While studying a bit on this passage, I came across an account of how the reality of Christ’s forgiveness directed and empowered one man to forgive his closest neighbor in a striking way. I thought it worthy to reproduce in this short post.
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