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Gospel-Centered LIving – Chad Phelps
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This week I was reading my devotions out of Chad’s old Bible. It’s been a joy to read some of the notes that Chad has left behind in his copy of the Bible. In the margin of 2 Corinthians 4 Chad wrote the following:
“Christ is the key to Gospel-Centered living!” We tend to think of the grace of God as a grace that forgives us when we sin. While this is true we miss out on another aspect of God’s grace when we focus on this. The grace of God also empowers your life so you can passionately and purposefully. Living gospel-centered really means that you live in such a way that the Gospel is central in your daily life. You love to and adhere to both the depth of the Gospel as it applies to yourself and the breadth of the Gospel as it applies to others. We continue to praise the Lord for the testimony of Chad and Courtney. They truly lived “Gospel-centered Lives” Posted by Caleb |
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“We pledge on this day (Wednesday, July 31, 2013) to fan the flame of their (Chad and Courtney Phelps) lives and work . . . To be here tonight and listen to the testimony of this dear family is profoundly inspiring.”
– Mike Pence, Vice President of the United States |
“God takes an event like this and works in infinite numbers of ways and in countless numbers of lives.”
– Steve Pettit, President of Bob Jones University |
“This is a trage-tunity. It’s a tragedy but also an opportunity to declare the glorious gospel of Christ.”
– Joe Fant, Program Director at The WILDS Christian Camp |
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