What About John

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Jesus speaks about the “renewal of all” in Matthew 19:28, Peter speaks of the “restoration of all” in Acts 3:21, and Paul writes about the “reconciliation of all” in Colossians 1:20…
However, these passages are barely known let alone taught about in the Western Church.
Why? Because perhaps they directly challenge the presuppositions and assumptions of what the Gospel is, and how many people’s understanding of the faith is focused on tribalism and destruction… which isn’t really Good News, anyways.
After feeling confined and not allowed to talk about these passages and ask questions about them, I decided to do my own self-study… and what I discovered was marvelous and beautiful.
So I made my discovery into a video series. A number of the videos are already up for FREE as a taster, the rest just take the content deeper and further. I sincerely hope you are intrigued to get the rest and to find yourself liberated into a better understanding of the Good News.
Grace and Peace, Y’all.
John Chaffee, MDiv/ThM
#restorationofallthings #reconciliationofallthings #renewalofallthings #apokatastasis #earlychurch #atonement #atonementtheories #gregoryofnyssa #gospel

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Young literal says age enduring. I think it applies to life today. If u believe today it can help u live today in this age while this age lasts. If u don’t believe or know the gospel today u all ready feel condemned now. It doesn’t mean u go to hell after death That verse really messed me up when I was younger. It boggled my mind how Christian’s thought it was a good verse in how they understood it. Very strange. It’s because they don’t really think it through I guess and ppl have faith in their faith Good vid!!

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[@Jon-bk2yw]

So good!