2024-05-08T10:30:00
Author Drew Cordell looks at the most annoying mistakes Christians and non-Christians make when it comes to the Bible
Have you ever had a conversation with a Christian where you felt like they were living on a different planet? Have you also been frustrated in the aftermath that perhaps this person wasn’t the best representation of Christianity and maybe you’re the worse for it? Welcome to the all too regular experience that I have encountered as a Christian interacting with fellow Christians.
I have also had similar experiences with non-Christians… (Register to read the rest of the articles)
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