... s that covenant community?
The covenant community is the universal or holy catholic church. Within all denominations but not defined by those denominations rather by entry into covenant. Some theolo ...
... It is the pointing of hearts and minds towards God so that people might again grasp a glimpse of their God and be renewed.
Pentecostal theology makes an important distinction between praise and wors ...
... ing us to take up, each one of us, a cross to follow him.
From Paul whipped, beaten, stoned, shipwrecked and imprisoned to Christ on the cross.
Brittle theology
The challenge to the young man went be ...
... g on your viewpoint, and your theology pretty much defines how you see that activity. Certainly they are not operating in the kinds of ways the we have seen in the first part of the sermon.
If we wer ...
... , 1906. It is the most important address in the history of the pentecostal movement. This was the address of a three year revival that firmly established the pentecostal theology and the pentecostal movemen ...
... ew method's theology by some viewpoints revival never ceased from the beginning of the second great awakening in 1798 or 1800 to the beginning of the revival of 1857. How do you distinguish the work of ...
... onversion and left the field to the Methodists. It must be noted that the theology of the Calvinists would tend to look askance at any emotionalism because it would confuse the issue, and thus Old style ...
... ealise the theology of conversion in the churches of the American first great awakening. They were true calvinists in that a person could only become a christian through the working of the Spirit. The ...
... Some work very hard to maintain relationships across boundaries of ministries and theology. Others are very difficult to get on with. We find people who have owned slaves, we find people who are divisive ...
... uld be sloughed off with the body, and the church an exclusive club of illuminati
- Because the body was evil, the theology of the sect tended to indicate either strict ascetisism or wild abandon for ...
... - our theology must arise from the canon as a whole rather than individual passages. eg: heb 6, Rev 3:14ff - totally opposed to each other. Out of their oposition must come the theology
- despite vario ...
... d of life and theology for their own churches.
- Because the aim is theological rather than historical, historical detail is not necessarily accurate.
4) Legal:
- if you have a legal mind check out ...
... om of God.
Clearly an understanding of the concept of the covenant community speaks into how we can use the text to develop theology. In my two examples, the actions or conclusions that arise from ...
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f. The community is defined by what comes later.
2) Mutual Blessing - 1:2,3
a. Grace and peace
b. Declaration theology
i. Creation
ii. Jesus and forgiveness/healing
iii. Blessing/benedictio ...
Vision Leadership
Vision Leadership Theology provides a framework for the direction of everything from large churches and ministries to the single Christian.
1) Prov 29:18
There are two possible ...
Leadership of the Spirit
Liberal mission theology talks about the church or Christians taking part in the mission of God. They shift the common emphasis of the ministry or mission of the church to an ...
... one ready to take up their ministry in the fullest sense. Anointing theology and pneumatology would suggest that a key part of this was the coming of the Holy Spirit or anointing that Peter received at Pentec ...
From Gift Ministry to Church Structure
NationsHeart's Spring Conference - August 1999
1) Axioms of gift and mission Theology:
Every Christian has one or more gifts.
Every Christian i ...
... ing a culture in a new context that breaks down the axioms and myths of that culture. Classic liberal theology arose from, among other things, a mix of the enlightenment, evolutionary theory and higher cr ...