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"A transactional and mechanistic understanding of grace is built on a transactional and mechanistic understanding of the cross; and this is problematic because it makes grace something that God does, rather than something for humans to participate in; and it makes the cross the focus of God’s legalistic anger, rather than an expression of God’s gracious love."
"Grace forgives, and endures, and meets hatred with love; grace undermines law, and does so outrageously."
Simon Woodman, preaching at Provoking Faith in a Time of Isolation, The online gathering of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 9 August 2020
Read the sermon here: https://baptistbookworm.blogspot.com/2020/07/its-not-fair.html
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"By addressing the disabilities faced by those who are marginalized, and through empowering them to rise up and enter into their full capacity for life, we create a lasting impact that extends far beyond momentary acts of charity." - Revd Dr Simon Woodman