The True Jesus: Dispelling the Liberal Myths and Misperceptions - Part One

This is Part 1 of a three-part series on the myths and misconceptions of the nature and teachings of Jesus Christ.

What would Jesus do?

This phrase, originally attributed to a 19th-century novel by Charles Sheldon, resurged in popularity in the 1990s when a youth leader in Holland, Michigan, put the acronym “WWJD” on bracelets for her class.

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John Welnick

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John Welnick works full-time helping lead a large Christian nonprofit in the greater Phoenix area. He provides cultural commentary through a theological lens on his social media platform, which can can be found on Instagram under the handle @Charismatic_Calvinist.

John Welnick works full-time helping lead a large Christian nonprofit in the greater Phoenix area. He provides cultural commentary through a theological lens on his social media platform, which can can be found on Instagram under the handle @Charismatic_Calvinist.

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