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Practical Tools for Ministry and Action

These resources are practical tools, based on the conviction that God’s justice is restorative, so Jesus’ atonement must be a medical substitution. The implications reach far. Evangelism is much more robust. Bible study is richer. Preached messages on Jesus’ work on the cross are fuller. Worship accesses more human emotion and experience. Children’s Ministry is richer and developmentally appropriate. We also develop Christian study and action guides on social issues to inspire Christian activists, to engage non-Christians, and to help Christians live out God’s healing and restorative work. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote in Letter from Birmingham Jail that the earliest Christians were radical and revolutionaries. They changed the world. We hope to do so as well.

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Check Out Atonement 501

See the Atonement 401 page to see more in-depth biblical exegesis and early Christian literature on what Jesus accomplished.

Revisit Previous

See the Atonement 101 page to revisit how atonement influences and shapes ministry in practical ways.

See the Atonement 201 page to revisit biblical exegesis.

See the Atonement 301 page to revisit pastoral ministry.