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“Literalism involves the very serious error of not listening to what the New Testament says about fulfillment. It assumes that the fulfillment must correspond exactly to the form of the promise. In fact, literalism assumes that the meaning of history is self-evident. Such an assumption goes contrary to all that we have said about revelation and its necessity for the correct interpretation of any fact.”
― Graeme Goldsworthy, According to Plan: The Unfolding Revelation of God in the Bible

“Our purpose as parents is clearly defined here: we are to make disciples. That includes our children. I’d argue that, for parents, our children are our priority in making disciples. The Great Commission begins in the home.”
― Chris Swain, Write It On Their Hearts: Practical Help for Discipling Your Kids

“Discipleship is not microwavable. It is a crock-pot recipe that requires time to take root and marinate.”
― Chris Swain, Write It On Their Hearts: Practical Help for Discipling Your Kids

“Sadly, some gospel presentations sound a lot like my pyramid scheme business pitch. People walk away feeling like they got sold something.”
― Robby Gallaty, Replicate: How to Create a Culture of Disciple-Making Right Where You Are