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Category Archives: Theology
Word and Spirit Part 2
In my last posting I began to consider some of the implications of the relationship between Word and Spirit, I want to continue with a few insights from the overlap between the doctrine of the incarnation and that of the … Continue reading
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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Revival and Theology Part 5- Toward a Biblical Worldview
One of the problems with many revivals is that they only touch a part of life and thus run out of steam, this is because they lack a Biblical Worldview. In this post I want to look at some of … Continue reading
Posted in almighty God, body of Christ, Church, creation, culture, faith, Faithfulness, grace, Jesus Christ, Revival, Theology, Word of God, worldview
Tagged atonement, christianity, Church, consummation, Creator, creature, Fall, holy scripture, jesus is lord, Lordship of Christ, Redemption, revival, Worldview
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Revival and Theology Part 3
In my first two articles I established the importance for theology in revival for the Church both in Scripture and in Church history. I need to address the question of what sort of theology do we need to aid revival … Continue reading
Posted in Charismatic, Church, faith, filled with the Spirit, gifts of the Holy Spirit., Holy Spirit, Holy Trinity, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Spiritual gifts, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged bob gordon, charismatic. God centered, christianity, Church, Cross centered, discipleship, divine election, faith, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God, God the Father, grace, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, honouting the Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, living organism, The cross, theology, Trinitarian, trinitarian theology, tritheism, work of the holy spirit
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Revival and Theology Part 1
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We need to ask the question what is the connection between Revival and Theology? When we talk about revival many people seem to think of revival being on a subjective level and that theology…
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Reformational Christianity.
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Reformational Christianity is also known as Neo-Calvinism, probably because this whole movement exists within the Calvinistic movement. The roots of Reformational Christianity are to be found in the rediscovery by Abraham Kuyper and his…
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The Sanctifying Power of the Doctrine of the Trinity
The great doctrine of the Holy Trinity is not just some abstract thought, but it also points to the greatness of God’s saving work in our lives today. I want to look at this doctrine as it applies to our … Continue reading
Posted in almighty God, faith, Faithfulness, filled with the Spirit, God, God's love, grace, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, love, loving, Theology
Tagged abiding in Christ, apostle paul, christianity, discipleship, emotions, faith, fruit of the Holy Spirit, God, God the Father, grace, Jesus Christ, Redemption, sanctification, theology, Trinitarian, Trinity, union with christ, work of the holy spirit
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Who incited David to count the fighting men, God or Satan?
We sometimes come upon passages of Scripture that seemingly conflict with one another, the parallel accounts in”Samuel 24 and 1 Chronicles 21 are one of the most difficult to deal with as they seem to blatantly contradict one another. Yet … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, Church, discipleship, faith, grace, Jesus Christ, prayer, repentance, sovereignty of God, theology
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Francis Schaeffer: A Personal Tribute
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In this post I want to talk about how Francis Schaeffer impacted my own life, anyone who has heard me preach will know that Schaeffer is the most influential person in my life. so…
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Revival and Theology Part 2
In part one I looked at Apostolic Christianity as the grand example of a revival. I showed then the importance of theology for the early church. In this second part I want to demonstrate the continuing relationship of theology and … Continue reading →