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Category Archives: Hell
What John Eldredge Teaches Me
From Sacred Romance (1997) to Journey of Desire (’01), Wild At Heart (’01), to Waking the Dead (’03), Epic (’04), to Walking with God (’08), to Beautiful Outlaw (’11) and now The Utter Relief of Holiness (’13)–I’ve read my share … Continue reading
Posted in Calvinism, Creeds and Confessions, Hell, John MacArthur, Luke Timothy Johnson, NT Wright, Reformed, Richard Bauckham
Tagged Beautiful Outlaw, John Eldredge, Journey of Desire, Luke Timothy Johnson, NT Wright, Richard Bauckham, Sacred Romance, The Utter Relief of Holiness, Waking the Dead, Walking with God, Wild At Heart
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“He Descended Into Hell”
In the back of my Bible, I have a copy of the Apostles’ Creed, and it contains the line “He descended into hell,” which I tend to recite. But there are leading evangelical figures who object to this line, contending that it has no … Continue reading
9 Things You Should Know About Holy Week
The following is a repost from here: ________________________________________ 9 Things You Should Know About Holy Week by Joe Carter, an editor for the Gospel Coalition Holy Week is the week before Easter, a period which includes the religious holidays of … Continue reading
Posted in Athanasius, Easter, Fasting, Good Friday, Hell, John Piper, Lent, Palm Sunday
Tagged Athanasius, Easter, Good Friday, Holy Week
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Book Review: Beautiful Outlaw by John Eldredge
Since learning of John Eldredge one day in chapel, during my undergrad days, I’ve been reading his works on and off. As I’ve said in a previous post, there’s a kind of adventure that Eldredge takes me on that I’ve … Continue reading
Why the doctrine of Hell?
The Bible teaches the doctrine of hell. It’s there. Jesus, the God-man, taught on hell. It’s real. However the doctrine of hell has been reconstructed to the point of being nonexistent, at least to some theologians and popular religious leaders. … Continue reading
John Piper Interviews Rick Warren on Hell
This is a great interview. Note Rick Warren from the 2:46 mark… Rick Warren shoots straight in this one.
“Erasing Hell” with Francis Chan
Publisher’s description: “In this groundbreaking new book, Francis Chan and Preston Sprinkle take on the topic of hell and our eternal destiny, with a sense of humility and a deep respect for the inspired Word of God. They will address … Continue reading
Posted in Heaven, Hell, Rob Bell
Tagged Erasing Hell, Francis Chan, God Wins, Love Wins, Mark Galli, Rob Bell
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N.T. Wright on Rob Bell and the Reality of Hell
My usual counter question is: “Why are Americans so fixated on hell?” Far more Americans ask me about hell than ever happens in my own country. And I really want to know, why is it that the most prosperous affluent … Continue reading
Posted in Hell, NT Wright, Rob Bell
Tagged Hell, N.T. Wright, Rob Bell, Surprised by Hope
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Meet a Calvinist who is also a Universalist
Robin Lutjohann, a Master’s student at Harvard Divinity School, and new to blogosphere (his blog), when it comes to soteriology, the doctrine of salvation, he considers himself a Calvinist universalist. In a brief interaction with Rob Bell’s Love Wins, Luther, Calvin, … Continue reading
Posted in Calvinism, Hell, John Calvin, Martin Luther, Reformation, Rob Bell
Tagged Calvinism, Calvinist Universalism, Hell, John Calvin, Love Wins, Martin Luther, Rob Bell
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John MacArthur on Rob Bell: “a Brother to Embrace or a Wolf to Avoid?”
This is the question that John MacArthur seeks to answer in a post on his Grace to You blog: The post begins: If Christopher Hitchens or Deepak Chopra penned a book that scoffed at the biblical teaching on hell, we … Continue reading

