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William Graham Tullian Tchividjian (pronounced cha-vi-jin) is a Florida native and the pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, a visiting professor of theology at Reformed Theological Seminary, and a grandson of Billy and Ruth Graham. A graduate of Columbia International University (philosophy) and Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Tullian is the author of The Kingdom of God: A Primer on the Christian Life (Banner of Truth), Do I Know God? Finding Certainty in Life's Most Important Relationship (Multnomah) and Unfashionable: Making a Difference in the World by Being Different (Multnomah, 2009). The author of numerous articles, Tullian is a contributing editor to Leadership Journal, and speaks at conferences throughout the U.S. His sermons are broadcast daily on the radio program Godward Living.
How Should We Understand Justification?
Trevin Wax interviews N.T. Wright on the differences between he and John Piper on the issue of justification.
In response to Trevin’s question, “What would you say are the key differences between you and Piper on justification?” Wright responds:
Well, I set justification within the larger Pauline context, where it always comes, of God’s purposes to fulfill his covenant promise to Abraham and so to rescue the whole creation, humankind of course centrally included, from sin and death. Piper holds that Abrahamic context at arm’s length.
You can read the whole thing here.
