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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2016 · 16 MIN

33: Why is it so Hard to Believe that God Loves Me? with Mike Adams

from Theology for the Rest of Us

Our friend Mike Adams returns to the podcast for a second time to talk about God’s affection for us. In our previous episode with Mike, we talked about “performance based” Christianity. In this episode, Mike talks about our fear of embracing grace and our misunderstanding of God’s love. Mike spends time making clear to us that God’s affection is always “full on” for us. So often, we as Christians struggle to really believe that God loves us. We struggle to really believe that God is not mad at us. And we often have a very hard time embracing the unconditional grace that God has made available for us. But Mike’s message is very clear: God likes you, God delights in you, God loves spending time with you, God has made unconditional grace available for you.

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