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Category Archives: Theology
The life-giving power of God’s Spirit
We cannot fully appreciate what it means to “walk according to the Spirit” without an adequate understanding of the contrast of “walking according to the flesh.” Continue reading
Five pillars of life
Teach this to your group.
Each part of the story in combination with the others must become a lens for the way we look at life. Continue reading
What is sin?
Sin spoils the goods, stains the garments. It is a hitch in one’s gait, a wandering from the path, a fragmenting of the whole. Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Evil in the world, Evil One, Origin of Sin, Problem of evil, Psychology, Sin, sociology, Theology
Tagged Evil, Evil in the world, Hamartiology, Problem of evil, Sin, Sin nature, Theology
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The bondage of the will
How free is the human will? Can we (by our will) turn to God? Continue reading
Will there be a rapture of the Church?
What is this blessed hope?
The grace of God teaches us “to live self-controlled, upright and godly lives in this present age, while we wait for the blessed hope—the appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior, Jesus Christ.” Continue reading
Who is God?
God a living, personal, invisible Spirit, who is infinite, eternal and unchanging – existing in three persons Father, son, and Holy Spirit. God is sovereign overall and through Him all things have their origin, support, and consummation. Continue reading
Posted in Trinity, God, Doctrine, Theology, Walking with God, Seeking God, Wisdom
Tagged God, who is God, defining god, theology proper
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The Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit is involved in 4 primary ways at the moment of salvation. The Holy Spirit is involved in the life of every believer in at least 15 ways after salvation. The primary work of the Holy Spirit toward unbelievers is… Continue reading
Attributes of God
Do you understand the difference between communicable and non-communicable attributes of God? Continue reading
5 points of redemptive history
Five point framework for a Christian worldview. Continue reading
Posted in Christian worldview, Creation, Theodicy, Theology, Worldview
Tagged 5 points, Christian worldview, Theology, Worldview
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What happened in Genesis 3?
By tracing our way through the original departure from God, we gain helpful insights into how to live as we were originally meant to live — as we were created to live. Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Depravity, Human depravity, Salvation, Theodicy, Theology, Wisdom
Tagged Anthropology, departure from God, Fall of Man, Genesis 3, Sin
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