Wrapping Up The First Series! "Christian Universalism: Missions and Motivation" youtu.be/S6Hs7YqSFaw via YouTube

Biblical Evidence For Universalism: Is God the Father of All People? youtu.be/z4_JUvn3fIE via YouTube

Biblical Evidence For Universalism: Will God Be All In All? youtu.be/Qui24WPZQNk via YouTube

Is God The Savior of All People? youtu.be/Q_ojuOFMpB0 via YouTube

Is Predestination Biblical? youtu.be/9gkUXAGRDzI?si… via YouTube

Will God Ever Give Up On A Person? youtu.be/LousCDpe6pQ?si… via YouTube

The Mystery Revealed: Universal Allegiance To Christ youtu.be/-hR_FPuoMVQ?si… via YouTube

Here's the latest video from the channel. This was a fun one to make! youtu.be/Dq6L-dlREE0?si…

The kingdom of heaven is not come, even when God’s will is our law; it is come when God’s will is our will.

It is impossible that universalism is a heresy. St. Gregory of Nyssa taught it. He was called "bulwark against heresy" by Ephesus, and "indomitable champion of the Church" & "Father of Fathers" by Nicaea II. The Church doesn't bestow such honours upon heretics.

All churches should have a list of recognized, male laymen that are ready to disciple the younger men in the congregation. It is not the job of the pastor to mentor every individual young man and it is not a talent of an average young man to recognize who is a worthwhile mentor.

“It was not only Origenists that Athanasius supported, but Origen himself. In The Decrees of the Council of Nicaea, Athanasius quotes Origen as an authority Athanasius thereby defends Origen, and quotes his words as authoritative in support of his own Nicene position… It is

“To hope for all souls is imperative; and it is quite tenable that their salvation is inevitable.” - G. K. Chesterton

To many souls hell itself seems a less frightful alternative than the agony of resolve, of turning, of being born again.

Christian Universalism is not pluralism or antinomianism. It is simply the outcome of objective exegesis.

"The Lord, however, did not descend into the fish, but into hell [infernum], so that those who were in hell might be freed from perpetual chains" - St. Ambrose, Doctor of the Church, In Psalmum XLIII Enarratio. 84

"...love is divine, and then most divine when it loves according to needs and not according to merits." - George MacDonald