Spiritual Solidarity in the Gospel Movement
In a workshop given in Budapest, Hungary, by Jeffrey Wattles on September 16, 2016, there emerged a new group of persons committed to the gospel movement.
In a workshop given in Budapest, Hungary, by Jeffrey Wattles on September 16, 2016, there emerged a new group of persons committed to the gospel movement.
How can one person be a friend to secularists, other professed followers of Jesus, and Muslims? Is the ambition impossible?
Like air fresh-cleansed by rain,
and shining grass
in bright and gently sun-
lit day . . . .
We know that ours is a dangerous world; but we are also told to trust God. How does this knowledge fit together with this advice?
Serving in a crisis. Does the idea make you tense? Joyous? My first YouTube video shows the recipe. Hear responses to questions: What crises? How can we address multiple crises simultaneously?
A friend, a true friend, a good friend—what a treasure! Time together is sweet. Time apart is sustained by a relationship that doesn’t need to be continually focused on. A marriage can enjoy such friendship. Friendship can pervade a group.
During this intense and complex vortex of change in our world, when we find ourselves overcommitted and daily life becomes hectic, how do we cope? Here’s the story of a method I developed which I call “survival plus.”
We need on ramps to love. Sometimes love is flowing and sometimes not. We find some people hard to love. . . .
The gospel is eternal, saving truth expressed to meet the spiritual difficulties of generation after generation. The emerging philosophy of truth, beauty, and goodness is something different. How do they fit together? In two ways.