May 26, 2011 | 2 Comments
While the Good News of Jesus Christ is both personal and cosmic in nature, it is helpful to consider the various elements involved in what God does in an individual’s life. When it comes to the “order of salvation”, Stanley … Continue reading →
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Tagged Calling, Celtic Cross, Conversion, Conviction, Elements of Salvation, Enablement, Freedom, Glorification, Illumination, Justification, Ordo Salutis, Personal Salvation, Power, Regeneration, Repentance and Faith, Santification, Stanley Grenz, Theology for the Community of God
April 11, 2011 | 2 Comments
Jesus washing Johns Feet Originally uploaded by Kevin Aker Photography Please read John 13:1-11 first, then read this reflection. The first surprising element of this passage is that we are told by John that “Jesus knew that the Father had … Continue reading →
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Tagged Jesus Christ, Power, Teaching by example, Washing Feet
November 14, 2008 | 3 Comments
“Like every human organization the Church is constantly in danger of corruption. As soon as power and wealth come to the Church, manipulation, exploitation, misuse of influence, and outright corruption are not far away. How do we prevent corruption in … Continue reading →
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Tagged Corruption, Henri Nouwen, Poor, Power