Cooperation

 

Christian Cooperation

 

Fellow Workers for the Truth
by Andy Johnson

Together for What?
by Mark Dever

A Senior Saint on Unity
by Iain Murray

Theological Triage
by R. Albert Mohler

 

Christian Separation

 

When, Why, and Where to Draw Boundaries
by Wayne Grudem

Potential and Pitfalls of Together for the Gospel
by David Doran

A Christian Fundamentalist Travel Guide
by Matthew C. Hoskinson

An Evangelical-Fundamentalist Convergence?
by Ben Wright

Book Review: Promises Unfulfilled, by Rolland D. McCune
by Andy Naselli

 

Editor’s Note:

The gospel unites and the gospel divides. Some walls it levels and others it erects. Some temples it destroys and others it builds.

But doesn’t it seem like Christians often talk of just one or the other? When they do, imbalances follow. Too much talk about separation leads to strife in the church. Too much talk about unity leads to the compromise of the church. How hard it seems to talk of both gospel unity and gospel separation, each in their proper places! How much wisdom is needed! Gearing up for Together For The Gospel in April of this year, all the writers in this issue of the 9Marks eJournal make their attempt at striking the balance between the gospel’s call to unity and its call to separation, in terms of the individual’s conscience before God. If you’re quick to talk about unity, maybe start with the articles on separation. If you’re quick to talk about separation, maybe start with the articles on cooperation. Just a thought.

May the One who came with a sword of division but who came to break down the dividing wall of partition give wisdom to us all!

—Jonathan Leeman

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