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Tag Archives: Redemption
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
Ascension Day Meditation.
I want to consider one or two aspects of the ascension which can speak to us in a practical way. Quite often we overlook the significance of the Ascension and I feel we impoverish ourselves by doing this. The implications … Continue reading
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Tagged Ascension, assurance, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, prayer, Redemption, religion, salvation
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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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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
Judgement, Grace and the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit
In Isaiah 44 we encounter a passage which is full of assurance of the love, sovereignty, and justice of God. The prophet has demonstrated that Israel has been justly judged by God and their time of exile is a result … Continue reading
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Tagged assurance, calling, faith, God the Father, grace, Holy Spirit, prayer, Redemption, sovereignty of God, theology, work of the holy spirit, worship
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Celebrating our Glorious Liberation: An Invitation to receive Holy Communion
We are invited to come to this Sacred Table by our Lord himself. The Lord Jesus on the night he was betrayed shared the Passover meal with his disciples during this time he instituted this meal as a sign of … Continue reading
Posted in Church, faith, grace, Jesus Christ, Theology
Tagged assurance, atonement, Church, faith, grace, Holy Communion, Jesus Christ, Redemption, The cross
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The Glory of God manifested at Sinai and the Ressurrection
The Biblical revelation tells us of a God who reveals himself in space and time. A God who shows great love towards his people and yet a God who is Holy. This Holy God can not bear the sight of … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Covenant, evangelism, faith, God the Father, grace, holiness of god, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Love of God.compasssion., Moses, Power from on high, prayer, Preaching, Redemption, The disciples, The glory of God. Sinai, The greatCommission, theology
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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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