In this recording, we have the chance to be encouraged in two ways: (1) Hearing the personal salvation testimony of our friend, Dan Crabtree; and (2) a Q&A with Dan Crabtree at Faith Bible Church’s college ministry Fall Retreat. In the Q&A, we get into more specific questions on the weekend’s topic: “The Clarity of Scripture.” While we may believe that God’s word is clear, authoritative, and true, that doesn’t always make the practical implications of these things easy. Such as: What do I do when someone disagrees with and opposes these things? How should Christians maintain unity when there’s disagreement on secondary or ‘gray’ issues? Listen in as these questions and more are addressed.
Dan is College Pastor at Immanuel Bible Church in Annandale, Virginia.
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Former college pastor at Faith, Jared and his family are currently preparing to move to the Czech Republic and work as global outreach partners in 2024. He and his wife, Claire, have three children.
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