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Tag Archives: christianity
The Reformation.
Part one, a brief historical overview of the Reformation The background to the Reformation, the Medieval church had become corrupt and had departed from the gospel in many ways. Greed and immorality were common in the church with Bishops who … Continue reading
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
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Tagged Charismatic, christianity, Church, faith, forgiveness, grace, healing, Jesus Christ, prayer, sovereignty of God
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Some thoughts about the General Election 2017
As Christians, we are called to be salt and light in society to show forth the truth of God’s word as it applies to every aspect of our being. let me spell out a few key principles that we need … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, discipleship, General Election 2017, God, holy scripture, jesus is lord, Lordship of Christ, reformation, revival
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Grace displayed through the Incarnation
As Christmas approaches, we see many images of a child in a manger and this reminds us of the amazing fact that we are celebrating is God becoming a man. Before the incarnation, the eternal Son of God, the second … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, Christmas, Creation, faith, God the Father, grace, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, Redemption, The Incarnation, theology
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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
Pursuing God’s Purpose In The Face Of Opposition.
The Book of Ezra shows us how God restores his people and helps them to follow his ways even in the midst of opposition. At the outset, we should notice that the people had returned to the promised land as … Continue reading
Posted in faith, God, grace, holiness, Jesus Christ, Theology, worship
Tagged christianity, encouragement, faith, God the Father, grace, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, opposition, Pupose of God, Redemption, salvation, sovereignty of God, worship
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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
Total Depravity: horrible words that describe humankind’s falleness
No words can adequately describe the result of humankind’s fall into sin, the words total depravity have been used and are frequently misunderstood by those who do not hold to a Reformed Theology. When we say that men are totally … Continue reading
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Tagged christianity, emotions, holy scripture, Pentecostal, Pentecostal Theology, Reformed Theology, sin, theology, total depravity
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Advent: A Time of Anticipation
It is very easy to think of Advent as a time when we have Advent calendars and light Advent candles these traditions are good in themselves if they help us to remember the true meaning of Advent but so often … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, assurance, christianity, Church, discipleship, faith, holy scripture, Jesus Christ, prayer, Redemption, servant of god, work of the holy spirit, worship
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Pneuma and Logos 