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Follower of Jesus. Dad. Husband. Author. Theologian @ Biola. Interested in Jonathan Edwards, theology, and spiritual formation.
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Allured by the Love of God

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By Kyle Strobel, Kenneth Berding
| Winsome Conviction
In a previous post, I narrated what I called the through-line of Reformed spirituality as one guided and governed by love. There is a long tradition in Reformed theology that didn’t hesitate to speak of God and his love in very romantic, even erotic ways. For many of us, this is incredibly uncomfortable. This hesitancy is a bit of a double-edged sword. There is probably something good about it. But at the same time, there is certainly something undiscerning wrapped up in this hesitancy.
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On "Shibboleths" and Social Media Rage

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By Kyle Strobel
| Substack
Photo by Usman Yousaf on Unsplash A long time ago now I wrote in a post that I wanted to spend some time unpacking what I mean by “cultural Shibboleths.” The notion of “Shibboleth” comes from Judges 12, where by using a difficult word to pronounce they were able to tell who was with them and who was not. It was a test of orthodoxy we might say. Today, we are facing a problem of how Christians are wielding cultural Shibboleths in an online age. But first, an explanation.
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Spiritual Dryness Can Be a Gift

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By John Coe, Kyle Strobel, Barry Corey
| Winsome Conviction
When we parent little children, we often fill their lives with the things that animate them. For babies, it is often blocks, dolls, trucks or some other toy that has captivated their imagination. Using things they find joy in helps them develop. When we are spiritual children, our heavenly Father does something similar. But instead of finding what we are already excited about, God infuses pleasure into things he wants us to love, like worship, Scripture and devotion.
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