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Author Archives: pneumaandlogos
The Weapons of our Warfare
When the subject of spiritual warfare is mentioned we often find two extremes, some see demons under every bed and others play down the notion of spiritual warfare. We have seen both extremes in our day in the pentecostal/charismatic movement … Continue reading
Salvation,Power and Authority
In this post I want to look at the beginning of Luke 10, this passage raises some important issues for the Church today. I have heard people in the past using this passage especially Jesus words to the disciples about … Continue reading
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Tagged assurance, authority, calling, Charismatic, Christian, Church, discipleship, power, salvation, The greatCommission, the Holy Spirit
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where does true wisdom come from?
Paul when he writes to the Church at Colossae is concerned to show the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ, the Colossians were tempted to follow some very clever sounding teachers who would lead them away from Christ. The temptation is … Continue reading
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Tagged apostle paul, atonement, discipleship, faith, Francis Schaeffer, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Redemption, salvation, The cross
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The Trinitarian Theology of Stanley J Grenz by Jason S Sexton: A short boook review
This book is a must read for anyone who is interested in the theological writings of Stanley Grenz, here we find a clear scholarly analysis of Grenz theological position. I hope particularly that those who have been critical of Grenz … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, christianity, Church, church fathers, Evangelical, Imago Dei, Jason Sexton, Methodology, Stanley GrenZ, Theolgy, Trinitarian, Trinity
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The Greatness, Humility And Glory of God Our Saviour
Too often when we isolate one aspect of who God is we miss the riches of his self-revelation, I realise that in this post I will do this because when one considers the greatness of God that is inevitable. The … Continue reading
Posted in Church, creation, Discipleship, faith, God, Greatness of god, love of God.the glory of God, sin, sovereignty of God, Theology
Tagged christianity, Creation, discipleship, faith, fruit of the Holy Spirit, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God the Father, Jesus Christ, jesus is lord, Redemption, sovereignty of God, The cross, theology, work of the holy spirit
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How Should We Vote?
In te United Kingdom we are facing one of the most closely contested elections in our history, the opinion polls are all united in one fact no one and that is no one can predict the outcome. With the arrival … Continue reading
Romans 13 and The Christian View of the State
Romans 13 is placed in the flow of Paul’s letter as a whole and can not be divorced from its context without doing violence to it. Paul is speaking to Roman Christians about how they should live the Christian life. … Continue reading
A Great Salvation and a Glorious Saviour
The writer of the Hebrews in chapter 2 of his epistle continues to meditate on the glory of Christ and in so doing reminds his readers of the greatness of their salvation. Michael Bird (See his “Evangelical Theology”) says our … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit, glorious saviour, God's family, Hebrews 2, Jesus, Michael Bird, redeemed, salvation
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A Change of Heart by Thomas C Oden.
I am reading this book at present it is written in a most engaging style and takes you right into the life not only of Oden but also of the theological debates of the past 60 years. But the book … Continue reading
Pentecostal/Charismatic Theology: A Select Bibliography
This bibliography consists of books that I have in my own personal library, I am aware that there are other books out there but I wanted to share some of the books that have helped me. History Bartleman Frank … Continue reading
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