Rebecca is joined by Rachel Gilson and J.D. Greear to answer the question, what does someone do when they become a Christian and they are married to someone of the same sex?

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O'Donovan, Ways of Judgment, 292.

19 years ago today I repented of my sin and unbelief, and said Yes to Jesus for forgiveness, life, righteousness, and joy.

10 out of 10 would recommend.

'When we say Jesus is better than these things [sex, romance], we’re not trying to shrink *them* but to magnify *him*.'

If you haven't yet read Rachel Gilson's fantastic book, 'Born Again This Way,' read this review & grab yourself a copy. 👇
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IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS.
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#ThisIsYale | #Team149

😍 Thank you, Derwin!

“[Jesus Christ’s] redemptive love thus fulfilled the creative task of Adam, to call things by their proper names”

—Oliver O’Donovan, Resurrection & Moral Order, 26

“The cross of Jesus means a total and costly identification with the world, on the one hand, and yet a radical separation from its idolatry, on the other”

Michael Goheen describing Lesslie Newbigin’s idea of true worship

'The majority of the lyrics startle, even frighten us,' writes Rachel Gilson.

'But they are a faithful reminder of what our washing cost and how much we are valued by the one who saw our stains better than we ever could.' christianitytoday.com/ct/2022/wondro…

Isn’t the idea of a 'Fountain Filled with Blood' just a little much, a little macabre? Surely this must be a metaphor—perhaps one we can outgrow.

'The delicate tension of this hymn is that it is both metaphor and utterly real,' writes Rachel Gilson. christianitytoday.com/ct/2022/wondro…

Rejoice with me! It's my 18th re-birthday, the anniversary of when I said Yes* to Jesus for the first time.

*(technically it was more like 'ok, fine' but ya know. still worth celebrating haha)

My super smart friend Rachel Gilson makes some super important observations from her reading of 𝐎. 𝐀𝐥𝐚𝐧 𝐍𝐨𝐛𝐥𝐞’s super interesting book. The whole thing is just super. henrycenter.tiu.edu/2022/01/the-la…

Next in the Henry Center for Theological Understanding symposium on 𝐎. 𝐀𝐥𝐚𝐧 𝐍𝐨𝐛𝐥𝐞's You Are Not Your Own: Rachel Gilson. This is a careful, nuanced appropriation of Noble's argument for a tough issue. Worth your time to engage.
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Can we be like the shepherds and share with all people the joy we have received? Rachel Gilson reflects for our Christmas devotional: christianitytoday.com/ct/2021/gospel…

Great reflections on historical method by Dani Treweek christianitytoday.com/ct/2021/decemb… @CTMagazine

'No matter a person’s station, ethnicity, gender, or nationality, if they are united with Christ, then caring for them is caring for Jesus himself.' Rachel Gilson christianitytoday.com/ct/2021/gospel…

Jesus promises that his return is certain. What are disciples to do in the waiting? Evangelize? Seek justice? Yes, writes Rachel Gilson. And something else, too: christianitytoday.com/ct/2021/gospel…

This Advent season, join Rich Villodas, Kristie Anyabwile, Jen Pollock Michel, Glenn Packiam, Rachel Gilson, Marlena Proper Deida Graves, Wesley Hill and many others as we explore the core gospel threads woven in the observance of Advent: christianitytoday.com/ct/2021/gospel…

I join with other pastors from New England in expressing our grave concerns and urging the members of the SBC Executive Committee to follow the will of the messengers and to do so quickly.