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Daniel Thimell
Series
You're Included
by Grace Communion International,
Stephen Seamands,
Andrew Purves,
Robin Parry,
Paul Molnar,
Paul Metzger,
Gordon Fee,
Douglas Campbell,
Daniel Thimell,
William_Paul Young,
Steve McVey,
Roger Newell,
Ray S. Anderson,
John McKenna,
Jeff McSwain,
Gerrit Dawson,
Gary Deddo,
Elmer Colyer,
David Torrance,
Christian Kettler,
George Hunsinger,
Myk Habets,
Trevor Hart,
Cherith_Fee Nordling,
Alan Torrance,
Robert_T. Walker,
C. Baxter Kruger,
& Andrew Root
Stephen Seamands,
Andrew Purves,
Robin Parry,
Paul Molnar,
Paul Metzger,
Gordon Fee,
Douglas Campbell,
Daniel Thimell,
William_Paul Young,
Steve McVey,
Roger Newell,
Ray S. Anderson,
John McKenna,
Jeff McSwain,
Gerrit Dawson,
Gary Deddo,
Elmer Colyer,
David Torrance,
Christian Kettler,
George Hunsinger,
Myk Habets,
Trevor Hart,
Cherith_Fee Nordling,
Alan Torrance,
Robert_T. Walker,
C. Baxter Kruger,
& Andrew Root
Grace Communion International and Grace Communion Seminary sponsor a video program called "You're Included," in which we interview various theologians about different aspects of Trinitarian theology. These interviews are transcribed and many are available in e-books. We've had conversations with 36 theologians, in more than 130 interviews.
Trinitarian Conversations: Interviews With Twelve Theologians
Trinitarian Conversations, Volume 2: Interviews With More Theologians
Youth Ministry Based on Real Relationships: Interviews With Andrew Root
Sharing in God’s Life: Interviews With C. Baxter Kruger
Jesus Represents All Humanity: Interviews With Christian Kettler
Grace and Prayer in Pastoral Ministry: Interviews With David Torrance
Books
Atonement for Everyone: Interviews With Daniel Thimell
by Daniel Thimell
Series: You're Included.
Price:
Free!
Words: 16,710.
Language:
English.
Published: June 21, 2015
by
Grace Communion International.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Religion & Spirituality » Christian Theology / Soteriology
Dr. Daniel Thimell explores the extent of Christ's atonement. In the first session, he describes the work of John McLeod Campbell, a Scottish pastor in the 1800s, who found that the people had no joy in Christ, because they were not worthy of his grace. They had missed the whole point of grace, in that grace is not based on how worthy we are. Jesus died for all, but not all respond with faith.