Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived

interpretations, and attitudes that should be rejected. Perhaps they simply came to a point where they refused to accept the very sorts of things that Jesus would refuse to accept.

who has walked among us and continues to sustain everything with his love and power and grace and energy?

Our eschatology shapes our ethics. Eschatology is about last things. Ethics are about how you live.

How great is God? Great enough to achieve what God sets out to do, or kind of great, medium great, great most of the time, but in this,

Do you know any individuals

who grew up in a Christian church and then walked away when they got older? Often pastors and parents and brothers and sisters are concerned about them and their spirituality—and often they should be. But sometimes those individuals’ rejection of church and the Christian faith they were presented with as the only possible interpretation of what it

That’s why wealth is so dangerous: if you’re not careful you can easily end up with a garage full of nouns.

Heaven is both the peace, stillness, serenity, and calm that come from having everything in its right place—that state in which nothing is required, needed, or missing—and the endless joy that comes from participating in the ongoing creation of the world.

the fate of billions of people, not totally great. Sort of great. A little great.