Moved in the Guts: Why Christianity Should Make Us More Tender

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In this episode, we look at Jesus’ parable of the unforgiving servant, the Greek phrase splagchnistheis—to be moved in the guts—and the way Scripture repeatedly connects holiness with a heart that can still be affected by suffering.Compassion is not the enemy of truth. The question is whether the mercy we receive from Christ actually makes us more merciful.

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