nature and history, that he does not know the future exhaustively, that he sometimes makes mistakes and changes his plans, and therefore that he is in some ways dependent on the world.”1 Among many ministry implications of Open Theism, there are three which I would like to address: (1) it provides no foundation from which to rightly understand God’s character and works; (2) it gives no ultimate sense to a world of sin and evil; (3) and it brings no lasting comfort to the believer. The first dangerous