Anthropocentrism

From A Quest for More: You see, when God enters our lives by his grace, he isn't working to make our kingdom work so much as he is calling us to

From D.A. Carson's A Call to Spiritual Reformation: So much of our religion is packaged to address our felt needs – and these are almost uniformly anchored in our pursuit of

From Bekah's Weblog: Too often when we study scripture, we start with the wrong question: "What does this say to/about me?" If we start our study asking, "

David Powlison writes about the therapeutic gospel, which is probably one of the most common forms of anthropocentric (human-centered) preaching: When this way of looking at things is ported into Christianity, then the

It's been way too long since I last posted. Let's get things moving again with a quote from A.W. Tozer: "Christianity never begins with man. Christianity begins