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Father John Behr writes that rather than viewing the Incarnation as an event confined to the distant past, we should see it “as a possibility that is to be lived as an ever-contemporary reality, here and now in those who respond to him.”

The good news of the gospel is that the Incarnation is not merely something Christ did then, but that in Christ, God has entered our humanity and, in Christ, our humanity has been brought into the life of God. The One who took our humanity upon himself continues to make his life known in us:

“Christ in you, the hope of glory.” — Colossians 1:27 (RSV)

The risen Christ is therefore not distant from us; by the Holy Spirit, the Son makes his home in us and draws us into his own relationship with the Father, so that what Christ has accomplished for us becomes the very life in which we participate:

“For through him we both have access in one Spirit to the Father.” — Ephesians 2:18 (RSV)

The gospel, then, is not simply that Christ came, but that Christ has come, Christ is with us, and Christ lives in us—and by the Spirit, we are continually being drawn into the communion of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Let us hold fast to the truth today that the Incarnation is not merely history; it is the life of Christ being made present in us, here and now.

#fatherjohnbehr #incarnationaltheology #trinitariantheology #globalgraceseminary
Has your journey been shaped more by pressure or by grace?

Are you living from the grace you’ve already received—or still striving for something that has already been freely given?

What might change if, instead of striving to become accepted, you began each day knowing you already are?

We’d love to walk with you as you rediscover the beauty of the gospel of grace.

Discover more at globalgraceseminary.net

#thegoodnewsofthegospel #thegospelofgrace #globalgraceseminary
Here goes another question as we continue The Trinitarian Conversation, where we take time to pause, reflect, and consider what the truth of the Trinity reveals about God.

Feel free to read the question, sit with it, and then join the conversation in the comments.

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As we continue The Trinitarian Conversation, were taking time to pause, reflect, and consider what the truth of the Trinity reveals about the God we worship.

The Trinity is not simply something we believe about God, rather, it tells us something profoundly beautiful about who God is.

And when we begin to see God as He has revealed Himself—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—it changes the way we understand everything from love and relationship to salvation and our own life in Christ.

So today, were asking another question worth lingering over.

Read the question, sit with it, and then join the conversation in the comments.

#thetrinitarianconversation #trinitariantheology #globalgraceseminary
Introducing The Trinitarian Conversation.

Over the next week, well be asking a series of questions designed to help us pause, think, and rediscover the beauty and depth of the Triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

These arent questions simply to answer, but questions to sit with, wrestle with, and talk about together.

Wed love to hear your thoughts. Join the conversation.

#thetrinitarianconversation #trinitariantheology #globalgraceseminary
There is something almost offensive about how good the gospel actually is. As Jason Clark has said, when we begin to see the goodness of God for what it truly is, we discover that it is far greater than the life many of us have built around our understanding of Him.

The gospel is not merely that God forgives us so that we can try harder to become better people—the gospel is that the Father has brought us into the life of the Son, through the Holy Spirit.

What does this really mean? In Christ, we are not strangers trying to earn our way into Gods presence, rather, we are beloved children who have been welcomed into the very fellowship of the Triune God. The Father sees us in the Son, loves us with the love He has for His Son, and has given us His Spirit so that we might know—not merely intellectually, but personally—that we belong to Him.

This changes everything.

Our deepest identity is not found in our failures, our accomplishments, our past, our ministry, our reputation, or even our ability to get our lives together. Our truest identity is found in Christ, for we are the Fathers beloved children because we have been united to the beloved Son by the Holy Spirit.

John says:

“See what love the Father has given us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are.” - 1 John 3:1 (RSV)

And so we are.

Not because we performed well enough or because we finally became worthy. It is because the Father, in His extravagant grace, has given us the Son and poured out His Spirit.

So the invitation of the gospel is clear: come and receive what God has already given you in Christ. Lay down the striving, the fear, and the endless attempt to prove yourself worthy, and rest in the love of the Father who has already welcomed you in the Son.

Let His love define you, let Christ be the foundation of your identity, and let the Holy Spirit awaken you to the reality that you belong to God.

This is why the gospel really is offensively good, for it tells us the truth about God, and invites us to live boldly from the truth of who we are in Christ.

#jasonclark #thegoodnewsofthegospel #trinitariantheology #globalgraceseminary
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DOCTORATE DEGREES

The ALL-NEW Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) Program is created with pastors, counselors, coaches, and educators in mind. Students are partnered with a faculty advisor at enrollment who guides them through the program from start to finish, helping them to bring their ministry passion to life! The D.Min. is a hands-on, application-centered degree that allows the student to focus on a field of study of particular interest and in which they possess considerable expertise. Although each student project must be approved by his/her faculty advisor, examples include:

  • Creating a research study that examines a particular ministry concept, outreach method, or mode of delivery.
  • Designing seminary-level curriculum.
  • Developing a coaching accountability method.
  • Establishing an administrative model for stewarding non-profits.
  • And many, many more!

The Doctor of Theology is a first-of-its-kind opportunity for those experienced students eager to be an active participant in taking the awareness of pure grace to the next level!

The program utilizes what’s known as the Oxford method, the same academic protocol used by Oxford University in England. Under this model, students are partnered with a member of the faculty who will serve as their program and dissertation advisor for the duration of their doctoral studies. This collaborative, engaging relationship is one of mentor and mentee wherein the program advisor assists the student in identifying the subject matter for their dissertation, collaborates with them on research to be conducted in preparation thereof, and guides them through the dissertation writing process all the way through to the dissertation committee presentation. This method is quite literally the gold standard of doctoral academics.

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$6500

ONE TIME

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– Post-Grad Campus Access
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Installments

$194/Month*

$7500 TOTAL

– Requires a $500 Deposit at Enrollment
– 36 Month Payment Plan
– Post-Grad Campus Access
– Student Resource Center
* In order to maintain a round number, the final payment will vary slightly.

The tuition cost includes access to all courses and associated materials EXCEPT required reading books.

2 Ways To Pay:

Full Payment

$7500

ONE TIME

– No Monthly Payments
– Post-Grad Campus Access
– Student Resource Center

Installments

$222/Month

$8500 TOTAL*

– Requires a $500 Deposit at Enrollment
– 36 Month Payment Plan
– Post-Grad Campus Access
– Student Resource Center

* Exceptions may exist for students with undergraduate education in other disciplines.

The tuition cost includes access to all courses and associated materials EXCEPT required reading books.

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