A Universalist Looks at the New Testament – John 3 and Titus 2
My series, A Universalist Looks at the New Testament is an attempt to show how when you look at the New Testament with different eyes, you see different things. Once…
My series, A Universalist Looks at the New Testament is an attempt to show how when you look at the New Testament with different eyes, you see different things. Once…
As my church is reading through the New Testament together, I’m using this opportunity to stop and point out some passages that look different when you read them from the…
Today’s verse — I Timothy 4:10 — Isn’t really a problem for either side. But I think the universalist interpretation fits better. Here’s the verse: That is why we labor…
A Universalist Looks at the New Testament – I Timothy 2:1-6 During this series of Looking at the New Testament from a universalist’s perspective, I’ve found some verses that universalists…
As our church is reading through the New Testament together, I’m pointing out passages that look a little different when you read them with the eyes of a universalist. Today…
I’m following along with my church’s reading of the New Testament and making comments when there’s a passage that might look different when read from the perspective of a universalist.…
Yesterday we looked at the first two parables in Luke 15 – the lost sheep and the lost coin. Today we’re going to look at the beautiful parable of the…
I’ve been looking forward to chapter 15 of Luke. Three parables are listed, the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son. Today we read the first two: Now…
Here’s another difficult passage for universalists, Luke 13:22-30: Then Jesus went through the towns and villages, teaching as he made his way to Jerusalem. Someone asked him, “Lord, are only…
Okay, this one’s a difficult passage. Luke 12:8-10: I tell you, whoever publicly acknowledges me before others, the Son of Man will also acknowledge before the angels of God. But…