The continuing downgrade of
"Desiring [A] God":
"Jesus was almost euphoric."
"Jesus turns his exuberance into God-ward
thanks."
"We find Christ in an
ecstasy, "
"Christ seemed
to make man, of all earthly things, his chief joy on earth"
"That’s what
Christ bought for us when he died and shed the blood of the new covenant. He
bought for us the gift of joy in God” (Piper). "
"He took it upon himself to secure our satisfied hearts."
These quotes should
send a child up your spine. This is wholly man-centered, sensuous, hedonistic, and
irreverent. And frankly, more Driscollesque than anything. And it reeks of Arminianism.
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