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Tag Archives: christianity
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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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
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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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
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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Living with Epilepsy: Reflections on 60 years of battle
In this post I want to share with you in a very honest way some of the problems facing a person who has epilepsy. Even today one finds that having epilepsy seems to be a condition which carries a stigma. … Continue reading
Praying for peace in a warring world.
We have been reminded in many ways during the past year of the tragedy of war. We have seen pictures of the poppies at the Tower of London reminding us in a vivid way of the loss of life. Sometimes … Continue reading
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Tagged atonement, christianity, Church, conflict, discipleship, jesus is lord, nationalism, Peace, prayer, sovereignty of God, war
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Salvation,Revelation and Life in the Spirit: some thoughts from Ephesians
The Apostle Paul in writing his letter to the Ephesians shows that salvation is an act of God’s amazing grace, firstly he looks at the the plan of salvation, he then turns to prayer. Paul’s prayers tell us a great … Continue reading
Pneuma and Logos 