The Faithfulness of God
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This has been a challenging year for all of us, but God has proven himself faithful to the ministry of God Centered Life. We are grateful for the many signs of his blessing and would like to share a few of them for your encouragement.
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GCL Articles
Politics and Piety
By Josh Moody |
The new wave of the political scene is upon us. In America, when election fever heats up, it sure gets hot. Angry Facebook posts. Tirades on Twitter. Inflammatory airtime slots on terrestrial TV, and who knows what on cable. It’s going to get fiery, especially this year. For various reasons that for many will be…
The Myth of Certainty and the Art of Convictional Complexity
By Josh Moody |
It may seem strange to have someone like me—an evangelical Christian leader—talk about the “myth of certainty.” After all, Christianity, especially Bible-believing Christianity, is known for (if anything) its certainties and absolute truths. We are those who hold to the authority of Scripture, the exclusivity of Christ, and a moral code that is strict and…
Reflections on an Evangelical Becoming a Papist
By Josh Moody |
The word “papist” has a distinctly “anti-Catholic” ring to it, and if you are immediately turned off from reading the rest of this article because of that word in the title—well, I apologize. But I chose that word “papist” to make it clear that the issue is not evangelicals becoming catholics. Evangelicals already are catholics;…
