Worldviews: How Do We View The World? | Jamie Winship | Christ Fellowship

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[@courtneybrubaker9738]

Yes!!! So timely.

[@TheExastrologer]

So Winship denies penal substitutionary atonement. He also seems to be teaching universal reconciliation like Baxter Kruger, Brian Zahnd, and Brad Jersak.

[@isaacdrake]

Can you give a quote and a timestamp where he says something that makes you believe he denies this? Or another video?

[@charlesschenck2354]

Where do you get that information?

[@EvansOmniTrainer]

Yes!!! Penal substitutionary atonement was created by an attorney mindset... it is the toxic poison in Western Idolianity

[@evan7976]

His exposition is void of (correction) “verse references.” He’s expounding on his own interpretation of his own ideas. Only in Christ are we worthy.

[@septemberjames9080]

For sure only in Christ we are worthy!! Ans maybe you're referring to something I haven't heard yet, but I'm only in minute 12 of his sermon and he has already referenced 9 scriptures... For sure not void.

[@charlesschenck2354]

The only thing void is your understanding

[@christinevanreethnjrealtor]

Why did he say we are worthy, Jesus is worthy and then is it worth it, no???

[@charlesschenck2354]

​@@christinevanreethnjrealtorapparently we worth dying for..even as a sinner.He didn't say we are sinless

[@davewilliamson4655]

Woah. Super terrible. Stay away from this strange cat. Heterodox, at best. He seems to suggest Adam and Eve weren’t sinful, their shame was false, we are co-creators with God, we are worthy, and that Christianity is, ultimately, cross-less. We follow the mystery of Jesus like someone might follow the mystery of the Buddha or some other falsehood.