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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Help! God knows all about me: Some thoughts from Psalm 139
The Psalmist is certain that God knows everything about him, and he does not find that easy to accept. It is easy to identify with the Psalmist because we too find it hard when someone knows all about us, there … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged assurance, atonement, consummation, escaping from God, faith, God's knowledge, Jesus Christ, omniscience of God, prayer, Psalm 139, spirituality, The cross, theology, worship
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Repentance: A Missing Dimension in Modern Christianity
The subject of repentance is one of vital importance for our presentation of the gospel, I believe that some of the shallowness in modern Christianity can be linked to a failure to call people to repentance. When we read the … Continue reading
Posted in Apostolic church, Church, faith, Jonathan Edwards, New Testament, reformation. salvation, Repent, repentance, Revival, sin, Spurgeon, Wesley, Whitefield
Tagged discipleship, faith, healing, Jesus Christ, Jonathan Edwards, Preaching, repent, repentance, sin, Spurgeon, Wesley, Whitefield
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Caring for God’s Good Creation.
Christianity has been blamed for causing ecological damage because of the biblical command to have dominion over all creation. The following is a response to that criticism but it is not just a defence of Christianity but rather it sets … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged animals birds, Creation, earth, ecology, environment, Genesis 1., God, grace, holy scripture, land, Lordship of Christ, Revelation 21-22, stewards of god, theology
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The Personal God of the Bible
Our culture tends to view God either as some remote being who presides over the universe or as a divine Santa Claus. Even a cursory glance at the Bible will reveal something very different and because I believe that the Bible … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged consummation, Creation, faith, Genesis, God the Father, grace, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Personal god, sovereignty of God, The cross, Triune God
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Majestic. A Prayer
Lord as the Psalmist looked at creation he cried out, LORD, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! Lord like him when I look at creation I see how majestic you are. Lord when I look … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged assurance, atonement, Creation, faith, God, grace, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, majestic, prayer, Psalm 8, The cross, theology
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The Weakness of Man and the Power of God
We often feel our own weakness and our inability to accomplish what we want to do. Sometimes when we feel like this we look at the awesome power and greatness of God and we feel that such a great God … Continue reading
Pneuma and Logos 