Tullian Tchividjian

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  Feb 4, 2011

  The Difference Between Legal and Gospel Mortification

  I desperately want the church to be deeply reformed and re-energized by the gospel. But this comes at great cost because I believe wholeheartedly that the gospel is way more radical

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  Jan 31, 2011

  2 Ways to Realize Radical Obedience

  Because the Bible has so much to say about it, healthy Christian people have always maintained a deep concern for the pursuit of holiness

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  Jan 12, 2011

  Remember the Duck

  This story told by my friend illustrates well the radical discrepancy between the ways in which we hold other people hostage in their sin and the unconditional forgiveness that God offers to us in Christ.

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  Jan 5, 2011

  Performance vs. Grace

  We seem to believe success in the Christian life (however we define success) is basically up to us: our commitment, our discipline, and our zeal

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  Dec 31, 2010

  The Tri-Centrality of the Gospel

  There\'s a lot of discussion taking place regarding the essence of the Gospel. People are asking questions like \"What is the center of the Gospel?\"

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  Dec 23, 2010

  Does the Gospel Scare You?

  Even amongst the proponents of gospel-centrality, I still hear talk about there being two equal dangers that Christians must avoid: legalism and lawlessness.

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  Dec 16, 2010

  The Double-Reach of Self-Righteousness

  There\'s an equally dangerous form of self-righteousness that plagues the unconventional, the liberal, and the non-religious types. We anti-legalists can become just as guilty of legalism in the opposite direction.

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  Dec 6, 2010

  The Gospel and The Law

  I hear people say that there are two equal dangers Christians must avoid: legalism and lawlessness.

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  Nov 30, 2010

  Suffering Does Not Rob You of Joy — Idolatry Does

  Job\'s maintained his joy and perspective in a season of suffering because he held onto a robust theology of grace.

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  Nov 22, 2010

  How to Avoid Christless Christianty

  The fact is, that any obedience not grounded in or motivated by the gospel is unsustainable. No matter how hard you try, how \"radical\" you get