2:2 - The friend and the stranger - God
The ear of an Eastern man may not like to hear someone calling God “friend”! This is because of the tendency we have in the East to present [...]
2:1 - From religion to Christianity
Part Two: Spiritual Life Religious practice varies according to the diversity of people’s views of God and themselves. Religion is an instinct, and it may seem like a need.
1:8 – fully God and fully man
The phenomena of human life are mixed between good and evil, and the goodness of God in man’s mind collides with the reality of pain in his life. that
1:7 – Freedom and destiny – God’s will and man’s will, God’s power and man’s authority –
The phenomena of human life are mixed between good and evil, and the goodness of God in man’s mind collides with the reality of pain in his life. that
1:6 – Discovery and miracle
“...he descended with clouds under his feet. He rode on a cherub and flew, and flew on the wings of the winds.” (Psalm 17:10) God descended and descended upon
1:5 – Reveal
“He lowered the heavens and descended, with clouds under his feet” (Psalm 17:9). There is no doubt that the idea of God in man seems “innate” and attached.
1:4 - Wonder
What is the relationship between God and man? How and to what extent are they connected to each other? All philosophical and religious views have varied in
1:3 - God’s transcendence and condescension - God’s exaltation and presence -
Perhaps the first thing that the word “God” means to us is “elevation” from this world that we describe as corrupt, changeable, and perishable… those things that…
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1:2 - Searching for God and believing in Him
God exists but is unknown. The more we give him of our life time, the more he becomes known to us. We have to give
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1:1 – “God”, who is he?
Section One: God and Man One of the Christian writers says: “No one does not love God except because he does not know Him.” There is no human mind
Preaching in the liturgical role
Introduction: Preaching Elements in the Prayers of the Early Church Perhaps many of the first prayers, and in thanksgiving itself, were sermons, and carried
Types and forms of preaching
A. Types of preaching: Many basic factors change in a sermon depending on the occasion. In addition to changing the topic, the ideal duration of the sermon, the tone, and the movement change.