How Substitutionary Atonement Helps in an Abuse Crisis
Every sin—every act of abuse—will face the fullness of God’s wrath, whether in the person of Jesus or when the unbelieving sinner is judged.
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Every sin—every act of abuse—will face the fullness of God’s wrath, whether in the person of Jesus or when the unbelieving sinner is judged.
Mike Kruger explores the definition and prevalence of spiritual abuse, addressing misconceptions and suggesting church strategies.
While every divorce is due to human sin, not everyone who divorces sins.
In the case of unrepentant offenders, we must forgive and yet not pardon them.
The sad pattern holds as the gospel promise is clarified then followed by the specter of abuse.