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The Biblical Teaching Of The Visio Dei- A General Overview Of Its Scope And Its Implications For The Christian, Richard William Baldes
The Biblical Teaching Of The Visio Dei- A General Overview Of Its Scope And Its Implications For The Christian, Richard William Baldes
Bachelor of Divinity
While Greek and similar systems oftheo1ogy are fascinating, we want to examine briefly some that were a bit more connected and invo1ved with Christianity, and note their stress or lack of stress on the visio Dei. These will not necessarily be contemporary with New Testament times nor is it the purpose of this examination to revea1 their influence on, or their being influenced by the Christian teaching. The purpose of this examination is merely to give the reader an idea of the various strains of thought that were rampant in the people to whom the Christian teaching of the visio …
Promoting Congregational Public Relations In Public Press And Parish Journalism, Norbert E. Hattendorf
Promoting Congregational Public Relations In Public Press And Parish Journalism, Norbert E. Hattendorf
Bachelor of Divinity
This study will seek to look at the church's use of the public press and parish journalism in the light of good public relations.
Administrating The Church Toward Stronger Spiritual Relationships Among Its Members, Edward E. Busch
Administrating The Church Toward Stronger Spiritual Relationships Among Its Members, Edward E. Busch
Bachelor of Divinity
The purpose of this thesis is to use these efforts: (1) to determine the New Testament pattern for the Church; and (2) how, in today’s world, one can administrate a congregation toward this pattern, that is, toward stronger spiritual relationships among its members. To do this, we must first clarify the factors which hinder attainment of this goal.
The Gospel As Motivation For Santification In Sermons Of Spurgeon, George Rattelmuller
The Gospel As Motivation For Santification In Sermons Of Spurgeon, George Rattelmuller
Bachelor of Divinity
This topic has significance because of two important facts. The first is that it deals with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the greatest power which can be exerted in the lives of men. The second is that it deals with sanctification, a holy life. This is significant because it involves the whole purpose of God’s 1eaving the Christian to dwell on earth. The second cannot be accomplished without the first. With the first properly applied, there is no limit to the possibilities of the second.