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Tag Archives: discipleship
Christians and Politics: The Pursuit of Justice and Truth
When we look at the political scene it is getting harder to know who to support and sometimes Christians suggest one issue that must dominate our choice but can any one issue really give deal with the breadth of Biblical … Continue reading
Posted in political problems, Theology
Tagged christianity, Creation, current-events, discipleship, euthanasia, evangelism, God, holy scripture, integrity, isaiah 58, justice, Lordship of Christ, Politics, pro-life, religion, the poor, theology, truth.
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Is Grace Triumphant in the Theology of J I Packer?
Introduction. In this essay I will examine J I Packer’s teaching on holiness giving special attention to his view of the role of man and of the grace of God. This will be examined against the background of his Reformed … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Perfection, faith, holiness, J I Packer, sanctification, Wesley, Wesleyan
Tagged ., calling, discipleship, faith, fruit of the Holy Spirit, God, Holiness, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, J.I.Packer, Jesus Christ, John Wesley, optimism of Grace, Predestination, Reformed Theology, sanctication, sovereignty of God, theology, triumph of grace, Wesleyan Theology
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Isaiah 61 Part one: The Kingdom Manifesto
This passage is one that influenced the Lord Jesus Christ, he alone has fulfilled this perfectly but we are called to seek his kingdom and his righteousness therefore this passage has much to teach us. The Spirit of the … Continue reading
Are you a whole person if you are not married?
Every now and then I hear that people are saying that you can only be a whole person if you are married. This theory is supposedly taken from the creation account, Adam and Eve are made to be one flesh. … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged complete, Creation, discipleship, identity, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, married, Single, union with christ, whole
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King of the Church to you we pray
Lord Jesus we acknowledge that you are king of kings and Lord of lords, the church is yours not our own. Come Lord Jesus be exalted in this day, pour out your Spirit on us today, then we shall do … Continue reading
The Compassion of Jesus- The Motivation for Mission and Ministry
I have been thinking a lot about the passage in Matthew 9 which describes Jesus ministry, 35 Jesus went through all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom and healing every disease and … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Church, compaassion, discipleship, evangelism, God, grace, great compassion, healing, Jesus Christ, jesus is lord, John 4, Luke19, mission, theology, woman at the well, Zacchaeus
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The Powerful God Who Binds Up My Wounds: Psalm 147
Regular readers of this blog will realize that I love the Psalms because they express so many different aspects of our faith in God. Psalm 147 is a Psalm full of praise to god for his greatness and his loving care. The … Continue reading
Jesus: Preached the Word, Proclaimed the Kingdom and Healed the Sick
Matthew’s description of the ministry of the Lord Jesus is very interesting one and one that we need to listen very carefully to. Matthew repeats this description twice in his gospel, this should alert us to the fact that Matthew … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Charismatic, Church, discipleship, evangelism, gifts of the Holy Spirit, God, God the Father, grace, healed, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, jesus is lord, kingdom of God, ministry of Jesus, Pentecostal, Preaching, theology
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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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The Weakness of Man and the Power of God
We often feel our own weakness and our inability to accomplish what we want to do. Sometimes when we feel like this we look at the awesome power and greatness of God and we feel that such a great God … Continue reading
Pneuma and Logos 