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The Grace of Debt Forgiveness: A Radical Christian Perspective In the sacred words of the Lord’s Prayer, we beseech our Heavenly Father, saying, “Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.” These words echo the profound importance of forgiveness in the heart of the Christian faith. But forgiveness is not merely a spiritual concept; it holds a tangible, transformative power in our earthly lives. At the heart of Radical Christianity lies a belief in the grace of debt forgiveness, drawn from the very teachings of Jesus himself....

The Resurrection of Jesus: A Parable of Eternal Hope Introduction: The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a cornerstone of Christian faith, a miraculous event that transcends the boundaries of time and space. In Radical Christianity, we view this moment not only as a historical event but as a profound parable—a divine narrative with deeper spiritual meanings that offer us hope, insight, and a glimpse into God’s incomprehensible power. 1. Beyond Earthly Life:...

Matthew 6:12 - A Divine Commandment for Debt Forgiveness Introduction: In Matthew 6:12, Jesus imparts a profound message to His followers, one that extends beyond a simple prayer and into the realm of divine commandment. It’s a commandment that calls us to forgive the debts we hold and to seek forgiveness from our debtors, embodying the very essence of Christian compassion. This message finds its roots in the replaced law of Moses, the Year of Jubilee in Leviticus 25, where debts were forgiven and land returned—an ancient practice echoing the notion that debts are not eternal but mere placeholders for promises....

Embodying Radical Christianity: Living the Message of Love and Compassion The Meaning To be a Radical Christian is to be unwavering in our commitment to embody the teachings and messages of Jesus Christ. It means living these values on Earth, here and now, with an unshakable dedication to the path of love, compassion, and forgiveness. In a world often marked by strife and discord, Radical Christianity calls us to extend our forgiveness, compassion, and love to all, even those we may perceive as the most hardened of hearts....

Should we cancel debts and forgive each other freely? Let’s look at Matthew for guidance, using the story of the unforgiving servant. Matthew 18:22-35 (NIV): 22 Jesus answered, ‘I tell you, not seven times, but seventy-seven times. 23 ‘Therefore, the kingdom of heaven is like a king who wanted to settle accounts with his servants. 24 As he began the settlement, a man who owed him ten thousand bags of gold was brought to him....

Radical Christianity: The Message of Radical Love and Peace Introduction: In a world often marked by conflict and division, we proudly proclaim ourselves as “Radical Christians.” Our radical message is not one of extremism or aggression; rather, it is a message rooted in the transformative power of love and peace. Our faith community aligns closely with the Quakers and their steadfast commitment to non-violence. We believe that, in a world yearning for reconciliation, only love has the capacity to subvert the forces of war, hatred, and famine....

Embodying the Sermon on the Mount: Acts of Compassion and Service Introduction: In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus delivered a powerful message of love, compassion, and service to others. He spoke of the blessedness of those who are meek, merciful, and peacemakers, and urged His followers to be the salt and light of the world. These teachings form the bedrock of our faith, reminding us of our duty to our fellow human beings....

Welcome to 4QQ.org: A Simple Name with a Profound Message Introduction: In a world filled with complex websites and convoluted domain names, we chose simplicity. We welcome you to 4QQ.org—a straightforward, easy-to-remember domain name with a profound mission. Our purpose is clear: to express our faith and spread the good news of Jesus Christ’s resurrection after His death on the cross. The Simplicity of 4QQ.org: We believe that faith should be accessible to all, and our website’s name reflects this belief....