Virtue and the Emotions (Part 2)

Virtue and the Emotions (Part 2)

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Is God Going to Show Up for Me?

In moments of uncertainty, disappointment, and confusion, it's common to wonder in our hearts, "Lord, are you really there?" Dr. Sri encourages us by unpacking Jesus’ promise in the Great Commission: “I am with you always.” He explains how Christ remains present to us at all time ...  Show more

Is There Salvation Outside the Church?

Can people who practice other religions be saved? Dr. Sri grounds his answer to this complex question in the theological virtue of hope, thereby preventing us from falling into two common extremes—despair or presumption. _ _ For full shownotes, visit Ascensionpress.com/Allthingsc ...  Show more

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