Gaps are annoying. They interrupt things. They impede our progress. Gaps get in the way.
A gospel gap is particularly annoying. Because a gospel gap interrupts what really matters – it gets in the way of spiritual progress.
But who says there is such a thing? Isn’t the gospel of Jesus Christ the power of God and the wisdom of God (1 Corinthians 1.24)? How could there possibly be a gap? But what if the gap is at our end? What if the gap concerns the way we receive the gospel and apply it?
When trigger warnings are necessary
I suspect there is some confusion about trigger warnings. A confusion that exists in Christian circles as well as in …