PROF DION FORSTER - Holding Fast to the Hope of the Gospel: Rediscovering Joy in Christ

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From Vienna’s European Academy of Religion to Colossians 1:23, theologian Dion Forster explores what it means to "not shift from the hope of the gospel." In this heartfelt conversation, he reflects on:
The power of reconciliation in history (featuring Prof. Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela’s work)
Recapturing "first love" faith—why we must revisit moments when the Gospel’s hope overwhelmed us
A challenge for believers: Are we living with the same awe of God’s grace as when we first believed?
Personal stories of transformative encounters with Scripture (including Brad’s tearful Southeast Asia moment!)
10 Jul English South Africa Religion & Spirituality · Christianity

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