Organic Lie: We must make the Gospel palatable

“The message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing.” Then certainly our response should be “how do we make it less foolish?” right? How do we make people want to become “Christians?” How do we tell people about Jesus without making them uncomfortable? Isn’t the Gospel simply “God loves you?”.

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Organic Lie: You can live like the world and still serve God

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Organic Lie: Scripture is a supplement to my world view

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