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Tag Archives: Charismatic
The Love of Jesus Shown Through Healing and Forgiveness
The love of Jesus is shown to us in many ways in the Gospels but perhaps it is seen most often in the way Jesus brought healing and forgiveness to the needy. We see in many ways that Jesus was … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Charismatic, christianity, Church, faith, forgiveness, grace, healing, Jesus Christ, prayer, sovereignty of God
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Pursuing the Purpose of God in Worship.
Worship is central to the Christian life and the Bible gives us many examples of the worshipping person. Worship in scripture is not just something for worship services but rather shows the attitude of our heart in every part of … Continue reading
The Holy Spirit in the life of a Christian: an overview.
The very important subject of the Person and work of the Holy spirit is often a neglected area of study or an area where there are imbalances of teaching. In this post, I am trying to give an overview of … Continue reading
Doing things God’s way
When David became King of Israel the author purposely contrasts David’s listening to the Lord with Saul’s disobedience. Saul was defeated because of his disobedience, he had not listened to the Lord. David, on the other hand, is portrayed as … Continue reading
The God of Love Who Sometimes Speaks through Dreams
In Genesis chapters 40 and 41, we find God speaking to unbelieving people about what will happen and he uses the strange medium of dreams. Joseph is used to bring the interpretation but the emphasis is on God speaking, this … Continue reading
Posted in almighty God, DIFFICULT TIMES, faith, Faithfulness, God, God's love, holiness, Reformed Theology, sovereignty of God, Spiritual gifts, Theology
Tagged calling, Charismatic, discipleship, dreams, faith, Genesis 40-41, gifts of the Holy Spirit, holy scripture, Joseph, Predestination, Redemption, servant of god, sovereignty of God
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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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Have we forgotten the real Spirit of Christmas
As we listen to the Christmas story the major players that we fix our attention on are Jesus,Mary,Joseph, the shepherds, the angels and the wise men. We make mention of the fact that Jesus is the Father’s gift to humanity … Continue reading
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Tagged Charismatic, christianity, Christmas, faith, God the Father, grace, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, Mary, Redemption, The cross
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The Baptism of the Holy Spirit:some practical questions
There continues to be strong disagreement between Christians on the nature of the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Some say that the baptism of the Holy spirit is received at conversion, others say no it is a second experience that … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Baptism in the Holy Spirit, baptism of the Holy Spirit, Charismatic, christianity, evangelism, faith, fruit of the Holy Spirit, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God, God the Father, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, prayer, the Holy Spirit, theology, work of the holy spirit, worship
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The Sermon As a Charismatic event.
Introduction: I have been thinking quite a lot about the importance of the sermon in our worship services. Very often we divorce the words, worship and sermon, the sermon follows the worship, it is almost as if the sermon has … Continue reading
Pneuma and Logos 