#brant hansen

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Being the Man Your Family Needs (Part 1 of 2)

Brant Hansen makes brilliant observations about what women need men to be – and six key decisions men can make to set themselves apart. Alluding to the creation story, Brant encourages men to be “Keepers of the Garden” – secure, confident protectors chasing after Christ...

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"Choosing to be unoffendable, or relinquishing my right to anger, does not mean accepting injustice. It means actively seeking justice, and loving mercy, while walking humbly with God. And that means remembering I’m not Him. What a relief.”

― Brant Hansen, Unoffendable

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Check out this post… "Brant Hansen on Reality".

http://notablsite.blogspot.com/2024/07/brant-hansen-on-reality.html

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"Unoffendable" Love and Offense

The final piece in a five-part review of this book. God's love, the smog of shame, and the cost of forgiveness are a good way to complete my thoughts on this book. #Unoffendable #BrantHansen

This is the last in a series of posts on a book I am not recommending you read, but will provide the link so you can read the first couple of chapters for yourself, if you would like, or purchase if, in spite of my review, you are thinking there might be something in it for you. The Love of God, So Rich and Pure “We’re displeased with others because we’re convinced God is displeased with us. We…

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"Unoffendable" Scripture Versus Straw Men

Jesus and Paul provide the template for us to understand how to process our offences and emotional pain. At the end of this post, I provide the title for what I think is a way better book on that topic. #Unoffendable #BrantHansen

This is a series of posts on a book I am not recommending you read, but will provide the link so you can read the first couple of chapters for yourself, if you would like, or purchase if, in spite of my review, you are thinking there might be something in it for you. The Danger of Conflation The book does address the issue of conflating feeling and action (though these seem to be conflated so…

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[graceandpeacejoanne]

"Unoffendable" Who Does Jesus Trust?

This week I tackle Jesus's observed theology concerning people, and what scripture has to say about love and anger. #Unoffendable #BrantHansen

This is a series of posts on a book I am not recommending you read, but will provide the link so you can read the first couple of chapters for yourself, if you would like, or purchase if, in spite of my review, you are thinking there might be something in it for you. To Trust or Not To Trust, That Is the Question “John 2 tells us, Jesus didn’t trust them, because he knew all about people. No…

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"Unoffendable" Chapter 1

Considering he accolades of such high-profile authors as all Alan Hirsch and Frank Viola (who I hold in high regard), you would think I would love this book. But I do not. #Unoffendable

This will be a series of posts on a book I am not recommending you to read, but will provide the link so you can read the first couple of chapters for yourself, if you would like, or purchase if, in spite of my review, you are thinking there might be something in it for you. Considering he accolades of such high-profile authors as all Alan Hirsch and Frank Viola (who I hold in high regard), you…

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Non Fiction Book Review: "Unoffendable" by Brant Hansen

This is a must-read for anyone who is tired of being hurt by what others say or do to them, who are tired of being angry, upset, or constantly disappointed by others. Life changing. #amreading #branthansen #unoffendable #christianread #christianbook

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 5 out of 5. This book was really an eye-opener for me. It’s funny because I’ve seen reviews of this book where the reviewer is offended that Brant says being unoffendable is a choice. It’s ironic. It really is a choice, and making the choice is the easy part. It’s following through that is hard work, daily, as is breaking any bad habit and building a better new one in its place.…

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