With

Tony Golsby-Smith

Series

Published

2.25.2019

Resurrection and Responsibility

Tony keeps exploring how 'resurrection' reframes 'judgment'. In this talk he focuses on 'inheritance' as the dominant motif for the latter part of Hebrews and develops the theme that this is a double-edged sword. It expands our vision of God's plans for us, but it also sobers us as God is trusting us with an awesome responsibility.

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