Totally Depraved (Matthias Minizines Series)
Magazine 2009-06-01
What is a MiniZine??It's not a booklet, or a leaflet, or a tract. It's not a full-sized magazine either. It's somewhere in the middle: a short collection of articles, in an economical, easy-to-read format, with a discussion guide included.??The aim is simple: to provide high-quality Bible-based input to help Christiansencourage each other.??MiniZines are ideal for giving away, for starting personal conversations, and forsmall group discussion.??Total Depravity??The less we know God, the less we truly know ourselves.??It is hardly a surprise, then, that as our culture has drifted further and further from God, the idea of 'sin' has also largely disappeared. People today 'make mistakes' or 'do something stupid' or 'have a brain explosion', but they don't 'sin'.??As Christians, we can't help being affected by this cultural drift. We don't like talking about sin. It sounds so negative and life-denying. We would rather concentrate on the positive aspects of the Christian message. But as the great Puritan John Owen said, Christians who don't understand the sin that still dwells within them are foolish and self- deceived.?
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What is a MiniZine??It's not a booklet, or a leaflet, or a tract. It's not a full-sized magazine either. It's somewhere in the middle: a short collection of articles, in an economical, easy-to-read format, with a discussion guide included.??The aim is simple: to provide high-quality Bible-based input to help Christiansencourage each other.??MiniZines are ideal for giving away, for starting personal conversations, and forsmall group discussion.??Total Depravity??The less we know God, the less we truly know ourselves.??It is hardly a surprise, then, that as our culture has drifted further and further from God, the idea of 'sin' has also largely disappeared. People today 'make mistakes' or 'do something stupid' or 'have a brain explosion', but they don't 'sin'.??As Christians, we can't help being affected by this cultural drift. We don't like talking about sin. It sounds so negative and life-denying. We would rather concentrate on the positive aspects of the Christian message. But as the great Puritan John Owen said, Christians who don't understand the sin that still dwells within them are foolish and self- deceived.?
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