The Changes in the “Wordless Book”

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“At some point, the gold page moved from after the white page to the beginning…. the gold page starts with an introduction to who God is and then where He lives. 100 years ago, most children not only had some understanding of God, but also believed He existed. Today, the idea of God is foreign to most unchurched children.” - P&D

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Why Do We Say “Ask Jesus Into Your Heart”?

The phrase “ask Jesus into your heart” does not occur in Scripture. My recent article makes this point. So, why do we use this phrase? I’ve only just scratched the surface with my research, but here is what I have found so far. Encouraging unbelievers to ask Jesus into their hearts only seems to appear in Christian vocabulary in recent centuries.

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Are Children Saved? Christian Theologian Examines Age of Accountability

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“Stephen J. Wellum, professor of Christian theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and editor of the Southern Baptist Journal of Theology, argued in an article for The Gospel Coalition on Monday that an examination of the question may open the door to the possibility that “exceptional” cases of salvation are possible.” - CPost

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