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Category Archives: New Testament
Word and Spirit Part 1
At the heart of a Trinitarian Theology of revelation is the belief that the Father has supremely revealed himself in Christ Jesus through the power of The Holy Spirit. This means that Holy Scripture is the infallible testimony inspired by … Continue reading
Posted in Church, faith, God, grace, Greatness of god, Holy Spirit, Holy Trinity, Jesus Christ, New Testament, redemption, sin, THE CHURCH, Theology
Tagged christianity, Church, discipleship, faith, fruit of the Holy Spirit, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God, God the Father, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, revelation, theology, Trinitarian, word and spirit, work of the holy spirit
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Holy Comunion and Healing
The very essence of Holy Communion is that it demonstrates all that Christ has achieved for us in his redemptive sufferings it therefore seems to make sense to have prayer for healing during a communion service. Of course this implies … Continue reading
Posted in body of Christ, Charismatic, Church, creation, faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit., God, God's love, grace, Holy communion, Holy Spirit, Holy Trinity, Jesus Christ, love, New Testament, relationships, repentance, Spiritual gifts, the Lord's Supper, Theology, worship
Tagged atonement, Charismatic, christianity, Church, communion service, communion table, consummation, Creation, faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God the Father, grace, healing, healing prayer, Holy Communion, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, prayer, theology
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Jesus the healer
Whenever we read the gospels one thing that we notice is that Jesus was concerned to bring healing to people, he was not just concerned about their spiritual state but also about their physical needs. What also becomes clear is … Continue reading
Posted in Charismatic, Church, faith, God, God's love, Jesus, Jesus Christ, love, New Testament, Power, praise, redemption, Spiritual gifts, THE CHURCH, Theology
Tagged brokeness, Charismatic, christianity, Church, faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God, grace, healing, holy one of god, Jesus Christ, jesus of nazareth, prayer, theology, word and spirit
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How Inclusive is the Gospel?
Inclusiveness is emphasised as part of political correctness, all sorts of documents claim that one must be inclusive. Recently various Christian speakers and authors have been claiming that because the gospel is inclusive at its heart this can justify behaviour … Continue reading
Posted in Church, culture, faith, God, God's love, grace, holiness, Jesus Christ, love, morality, New Testament, relationships, Repent, repentance, sanctification, THE CHURCH, Theology
Tagged apostle paul, apostolic preaching, book of Acts, christian speakers, christianity, Church, day of pentecost, discipleship, evangelism, faith, God, grace, holy scripture, inclusiveness, Jesus Christ, Pentecost, political correctness, religion, sin, The gospel mesage, theology
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The Reality of Pentecost
Acts chapter 2 gives us an account of the birth of the early Church, but we cannot really understand this chapter if we divorce it from the previous chapter. In Acts 1 we see the Risen Lord Jesus promising the … Continue reading
Posted in Charismatic, Church, faith, filled with the Spirit, gifts of the Holy Spirit., God, God's love, grace, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, New Testament, Pentecostal, Revival, Spiritual gifts, the body of Christ., THE CHURCH, Theology
Tagged acts chapter, christianity, Church, covenant relationship, death and resurrection, discipleship, emotions, evangelism, faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God, grace, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, jeremiah 31, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, new covenant, Pentecost, The cross, theology, work of the holy spirit
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The Victory of Christ on the C ross and in His Resurrection
Sometimes at Easter time we lose sight of the victory of Christ achieved upon the cross, We celebrate his death on Good Friday but tend only to think of victory in connection with the resurrection. When we do this we … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus Christ, New Testament, Theology
Tagged apostle john, atonement, Christ's victory, christianity, death of jesus, Easter, faith, good Friday, Jesus Christ, jesus resurrection, meaning of the resurrection, Redemption, rejoice, The cross, the resurrrection of Jesus, theology, words of jesus
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Love,Politics and Morality
As we see the erosion of moral standards in our society it is very tempting to denounce the evil and the evildoers,this achieves very little. There is a lot of denunciation of people for various things and the end result … Continue reading
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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Word and Spirit Part 1
At the heart of a Trinitarian Theology of revelation is the belief that the Father has supremely revealed himself in Christ Jesus through the power of The Holy Spirit. This means that Holy Scripture is the infallible testimony inspired by … Continue reading
Posted in Church, faith, God, grace, Greatness of god, Holy Spirit, Holy Trinity, Jesus Christ, New Testament, redemption, sin, THE CHURCH, Theology
Tagged christianity, Church, discipleship, faith, fruit of the Holy Spirit, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God, God the Father, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, revelation, theology, Trinitarian, word and spirit, work of the holy spirit
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