“? Union with Christ means the reality of knowing God and living in communion with him doesn’t begin when you die. Eternal life begins in this life when Christ joins his life to yours (John 17:3). We can have fellowship… — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share Image
“You can see in the table of contents how this will play out, but we’re going to frame our discussion around four fundamental questions:… — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
“If our hope is anchored in our own experience or efforts, we will never be settled. When” — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
“It can be tempting to read past “in Christ” as simply a biblical-sounding phrase. But once you grasp the significance of this phrase for… — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
“Salvation is not mostly a matter of relocation; it is a matter of transformation.” — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
“There are no happy disobedient Christians. If you are content in running from God’s will for you, you have reason to doubt that Christ’s… — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
“Adam and Eve, in their shame, tried to cover themselves with fig leaves (Gen. 3:7). You, though, are covered completely by Christ. Christ fully… — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
“We may wonder if there are any shortcuts. And there are some, but once you find out what they are—humiliation and suffering—you’ll probably prefer… — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
“Against the prevailing mindset of our day—you are what you make of yourself—union with Christ tells you that you can discover your real self… — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
“Your frantic attempts to find or craft an acceptable identity, or your tireless work to manage your own reputation—these are over and done. You… — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
“In Christ, you are accepted. But that acceptance no longer has to be earned or maintained; it is granted by grace and guaranteed in… — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
“? Union with Christ means the reality of knowing God and living in communion with him doesn’t begin when you die. Eternal life begins… — Rankin Wilbourne Copy Share
