This is part of The False Promise of Discipleship blog series from The Bonhoeffer Project. Read the blog that came right before this one by clicking here. Rather than building on sand, the wise builder asks, “Hey, is there a rock around here?” Jesus demolishes The Human Paradigm and replaces it with something wonderful and…
This is part of The False Promise of Discipleship blog series from The Bonhoeffer Project. Read the blog that came right before this one by clicking here. But the biggest problem with The Human Paradigm is just that. It’s strictly human. It’s a human way of thinking about the world. It is, at its core,…
This is part of The False Promise of Discipleship blog series from The Bonhoeffer Project. Read the blog that came right before this one by clicking here. When I (Bill) was nine years old, I went to the altar at my grandmother’s church. A gaggle of praying folks surrounded me and informed me that I…
This is part of The False Promise of Discipleship blog series from The Bonhoeffer Project. Read the blog that came right before this one by clicking here. The Human Paradigm looks like this… There you are! And you’re running! In The Human Paradigm, you’re always running. You’re trying to arrive at the X. But how?…
[DOWNLOAD AUDIO] Bill Hull, Brandon Cook and The Bonhoeffer Project hosted the track called, “The Bonhoeffer Project” at the 2016 National Disciple Making Forum. Download all the breakout sessions for this track for free by clicking here. The Bonhoeffer Project Breakout Sessions: Track 3 3.1: Why Bother with Discipleship? 3.2: The Gospel We Believe Determines the Kind of…
“We know that we have come to know [Jesus] if we keep his commands. Whoever says, ‘I know him,’ but does not do what he commands is a liar, and the truth is not in that person. But if anyone obeys his word, love for God is truly made complete in them. This is how…
I don’t want to fall for false teachings. I don’t want to be led astray regarding what the Bible teaches, and I don’t want my children deceived either. I’ll bet you feel the same. But I’m not a professional theologian, nor do I have time to become an expert on every doctrinal dilemma, and that’s…
I will never forget climbing my first 14,000–foot peak in Colorado. At the beginning, the path was very clear and obvious. The trailhead parking lot was full of cars, signs were everywhere, and people busily milled about. The path seemed worn and gradual as we trekked through tall pine trees and past mountain meadows. I…
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