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7 Inconvenient Facts About Christian Support for Slavery
When it comes to history, many Americans treat the more uncomfortable parts more as an accusation than as a teacher. When embarrassing (or even heinous) facts surface, the instinct too often has been not to learn but to defend, dismiss, or even erase. That instinct...
READER QUESTION: Does God Require Blood Sacrifice To Forgive?
Did God ever require blood sacrifice to forgive sins? Here’s a Christ-centered answer to making sense of animal sacrifice in the Old Testament.
When Good News Sounds Dangerous
Luke 4 shows how grace unsettles us when it crosses our boundaries. Discover why good news becomes dangerous and what it reveals about the human heart.
The Tragic Consequences of a Fear Driven Faith
Fear always looks for an enemy. Jesus never does. This article explores what happens when fear becomes the loudest voice in our faith.
Why Christian Zionism Is Losing the Next Generation
A younger generation of Christians is rejecting Christian Zionism’s uncritical support for Israel and rediscovering the Gospel of Peace that refuses to bless violence.
The Joshua–Jesus Pattern: How the Old Testament Joshua Foreshadows Christ
The story of Joshua is a prophetic picture pointing forward to Jesus who is the true and greater “Joshua” who leads humanity out of the wilderness of fear and into the peace of God. Discover how the patterns in Joshua’s life reveal the mission and message of Christ.
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About Jerry Robinson
Jerry Robinson is a follower of Jesus, teacher of Christian nonviolence, best-selling author, and the founder of True Riches Academy.
He teaches the nonviolent way of Jesus and equips believers to reject fear, embrace love, and live the gospel of peace in the here and now. Jerry hosts The Gospel of Peace Podcast and is the creator of the Quiet Mind and One New Humanity discipleship frameworks.
He is the author of the forthcoming book The Gospel of Peace: Rediscovering the Nonviolent Way of Jesus, which lays the theological foundation for the Academy’s message and mission.
