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Russell D. Moore Quote: “The kingdom of God dawns in trailer parks and refugee camps. That shouldn’t surprise us. The kingdom came to us not from a boardroom or a literary guild, but from a feeding trough and an execution stake.”

51. “The kingdom of God dawns in trailer parks and refugee camps. That shouldn’t surprise us. The kingdom came to us not from a boardroom or a literary guild, but from a feeding trough and an execution stake.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “Whatever the desire – for food, for attention, for admiration, for adventure, for fame, for security, for whatever it is that you crave at the moment – once it’s redirected away from its intended end, it becomes a master.”

52. “Whatever the desire – for food, for attention, for admiration, for adventure, for fame, for security, for whatever it is that you crave at the moment – once it’s redirected away from its intended end, it becomes a master.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “We don’t persuade our neighbors by mimicking their angry power-protests. We persuade them by holding fast to the gospel, by explaining our increasingly odd view of marriage, and by serving the world and our neighbors around us, as our Lord does, with a towel and a foot-bucket.”

53. “We don’t persuade our neighbors by mimicking their angry power-protests. We persuade them by holding fast to the gospel, by explaining our increasingly odd view of marriage, and by serving the world and our neighbors around us, as our Lord does, with a towel and a foot-bucket.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “It is not, in Calvin’s view, that we sin because we believe the wrong things; it is, rather, that we believe the wrong things because we sin.”

54. “It is not, in Calvin’s view, that we sin because we believe the wrong things; it is, rather, that we believe the wrong things because we sin.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “We must repent of the way that we, sometimes without even knowing it, have prized the powerful over the powerless.”

55. “We must repent of the way that we, sometimes without even knowing it, have prized the powerful over the powerless.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “Not everything that offends us should offend us, and not everything that offends us is persecution.”

56. “Not everything that offends us should offend us, and not everything that offends us is persecution.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “The problem was that, from the very beginning, Christian values were always more popular in American culture than the Christian gospel.”

57. “The problem was that, from the very beginning, Christian values were always more popular in American culture than the Christian gospel.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “For a long time, the church in America has assumed that its cultural conservatism was American, that most people at least ideally wanted to live up to our conception of the good life. Those with eyes to see ought to recognize that if those days ever existed, they are no more.”

58. “For a long time, the church in America has assumed that its cultural conservatism was American, that most people at least ideally wanted to live up to our conception of the good life. Those with eyes to see ought to recognize that if those days ever existed, they are no more.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “Those who would pretend to enforce the kingdom with tanks or guns or laws or edicts do not understand the nature of the kingdom Jesus preached.”

59. “Those who would pretend to enforce the kingdom with tanks or guns or laws or edicts do not understand the nature of the kingdom Jesus preached.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “A prosperity gospel applied to a nation is no more biblical than a prosperity gospel applied to a person.”

60. “A prosperity gospel applied to a nation is no more biblical than a prosperity gospel applied to a person.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “The closeness of American culture with the church caused many sectors of the American church to read the Bible as though the Bible were pointing us to America itself. That’s why endless recitations of 2 Chronicles 7:14 focused on revival in the nation as a means to national blessing, without ever seeming to ask who the “my people” of this text actually are, and what it means, in light of the gospel, to be “blessed.”

61. “The closeness of American culture with the church caused many sectors of the American church to read the Bible as though the Bible were pointing us to America itself. That’s why endless recitations of 2 Chronicles 7:14 focused on revival in the nation as a means to national blessing, without ever seeming to ask who the “my people” of this text actually are, and what it means, in light of the gospel, to be “blessed.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “Without the theological aspect, the emphasis on adoption too easily is seen as mere charity. Without the missional aspect, the doctrine of adoption too easily is seen as mere metaphor.”

62. “Without the theological aspect, the emphasis on adoption too easily is seen as mere charity. Without the missional aspect, the doctrine of adoption too easily is seen as mere metaphor.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “Christianity, historically, has rejected cremation as a false picture of the body. Burial signifies a Christian hope, that the deceased is “sleeping” and thus will be “waked” at the coming of the Lord. Cremation signifies a perspective found in Buddhism and other religions, that the body is consumed into nothingness.”

63. “Christianity, historically, has rejected cremation as a false picture of the body. Burial signifies a Christian hope, that the deceased is “sleeping” and thus will be “waked” at the coming of the Lord. Cremation signifies a perspective found in Buddhism and other religions, that the body is consumed into nothingness.”

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Russell D. Moore Quote: “We overcome, not because we’re a moral majority or a righteous remnant, but because we’re blood-covered sinners who know that if the gospel can change us, it can change anyone.”

64. “We overcome, not because we’re a moral majority or a righteous remnant, but because we’re blood-covered sinners who know that if the gospel can change us, it can change anyone.”

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