Julian Freeman

Life because of an empty tomb…

February 22, 2012
by Julian Freeman
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The Dangers of Being Gospel-Centered

I love being gospel-centered. The ‘new Calvinists’ did not invent the emphasis on being gospel-centered, but it is a renaissance I’ve been thankful to experience. Like anything that becomes a movement, we must be wary of the potential drawbacks. As … Continue reading

June 27, 2011
by Julian Freeman
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The Sufficiency & Centrality of the Gospel

Looking Back Looking back over the last few years of my life, there has been really only one significant doctrinal change so far as I can see. And even that doctrinal change hasn’t been a change of mind so much … Continue reading

May 10, 2010
by Julian Freeman
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The Gospel at Breakfast

Our effort to live out Deut 6.4-8 includes many conversations at the breakfast / lunch / dinner table. Here’s a little home video of one that I thought was pretty fun. We spent breakfast this morning talking about the gospel. … Continue reading

April 23, 2010
by Julian Freeman
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Conversations That Count

I’m excited about what God is doing in our city, in particular, in some of the local churches in our city. Below is the info for an event being hosted by Grace Toronto and run by the Ezra Institute (which … Continue reading