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Philip Gulley – The Examples Of Jesus

For this revisit Wednesday I give you a post from November 2012 about one of my favorite Christian authors. He … More

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Revisit – The Significance Of Universal Salvation…. A Wrap-Up

The Significance Of Universal Salvation…. A Wrap-Up This the the final revisit of the 2013 series on “If Grace Is … More

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If Grace Is True – Revisit #2

This is the second of three revisits to my initial posts on a book that changed my spiritual view of … More

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The Significance Of Universal Salvation…. A Wrap-Up

Here we are at the end of my study into universal salvation as presented by Philip Gulley in his book … More

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Are You Saved???

Occasionally people knock on my door or hand me a tract on a street corner or strike up a conversation … More

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To Those Who Need It The Most…..

For what good is grace—this unconditional love of God—if it is not extended to those who deserve it the least … More

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Institutional Purity…..

The primary reason there are 39,000+ Christian denominations is that each are trying to maintain “purity” of beliefs. Here is … More

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Following the Examples of Jesus….

Here is a quote by Philip Gulley in his book entitled The Evolution of Faith – How God is creating … More

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Own Worst Enemies…

I am going to use a quote from one of my favorite authors and that is Philip Gulley from his … More

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About My Sources…

This post is about some of my sources of info for the study I am presently undertaking on church history … More

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Is the Church Christian?

Here is an excerpt from a book entitled “If the Church were Christian” by Philip Gulley. Several years ago I … More

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