Simply put, words matter. They especially matter in the church world, where language has gotten a little… squishy. And that’s not helping anyone. I recently heard John Ortberg say that Dr. Dallas Willard “went to war on vagueness.” That’s such a perfect way to describe the care Dallas took with words—and the clarity he brought to the life with God. Consider this my small contribution to that same work. Over hundreds (probably thousands) of hours reading and studying Dallas’

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