the book of james with francis chan day 8

The author explains that he asked his friend Preston Sprinkle to assist him in the research. It does so in order to deal with misleading statements about those terms in Love Wins. the meaning of the Greek words Gehenna and aionos. It occasionally appeals to the original languages, e.g. But these were some of the chapters:Ĭhan’s book goes deep and detailed exactly when it needs to. What I read wasn’t the final edit, so some of the contents may have changed by the time the book’s released in early July. It’s rare that a book mixes straight-from-the-heart talk with careful citation of Scripture. That same passion is on the pages of his book. It’s like watching a fire burn-you don’t know exactly what’s coming next. I’ve talked with Francis personally and been at a few conferences where he’s spoken. I sensed both humility and prophetic power in this book.

He recognizes this debate is about God, His nature and His authority. You can almost feel him trembling over the issues at stake. In Erasing Hell, Francis Chan speaks with compassion. Then I’ll compare Chan’s book to Galli’s. (The ebook is now available on Amazon.) Today I’ll deal with Francis Chan’s Erasing Hell, another response to Rob Bell’s Love Wins.

I spoke about Mark Galli’s God Wins in the previous blog.

The book of james with francis chan day 8