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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Post-Holocaust Interpretations Of ’ΙεραήΛ In Romans 9:6–9 And 11:25–27, Joshua Lafeve
Post-Holocaust Interpretations Of ’ΙεραήΛ In Romans 9:6–9 And 11:25–27, Joshua Lafeve
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
This thesis paper surveys various interpretations of Ἰσραήλ in Rom 9:6–9 and 11:25–27 during the post-Holocaust context of Jewish-Christian relations to determine the exegetical questions most frequently discussed within those passages.
Burmese Nationalism And Christianity In Myanmar: Christian Identity And Witness In Myanmar Today, Zam Khat Kham
Burmese Nationalism And Christianity In Myanmar: Christian Identity And Witness In Myanmar Today, Zam Khat Kham
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
The dissertation first considers the historical and cultural settings of a rising Burmese nationalism that embraces Buddhism as an essential component and seeks to enforce a cultural homogenization known as “Burmanization” on all citizens of Myanmar. For the minority Christian church in Myanmar, this ardent and pervasive nationalism presents a serious challenge, for which the church has yet to present an adequate response. After evaluating the few efforts made by Christians to address the problems confronting the church in the context of a culture of aggressive Buddhist nationalism, the study offers a way forward. Drawing on the resources of Reformation …
Advancing The Cause Of The Gospel Pastoral Blogging By Luther’S Heirs, Robert Stroud
Advancing The Cause Of The Gospel Pastoral Blogging By Luther’S Heirs, Robert Stroud
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
Stroud, Robert C. “Advancing the Cause of the Gospel: Pastoral Blogging by Luther’s Heirs.” D.Min. diss., Concordia Seminary—St. Louis, [2016]. [353] pp.
The purpose of this study was to explore whether provision of a digital Handbook for Pastoral Blogging would be of value to pastors who had never before blogged. A draft Handbook was provided to thirteen LCMS clergy from across the United States who were serving in parish ministries. They proceeded to begin blogs and maintain them over a period of three months.
Data was collected from the participants at three points. The first was an online survey prior …
Recurring Characters As Benefits In Applying God’S Word, Daniel Hahn
Recurring Characters As Benefits In Applying God’S Word, Daniel Hahn
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
Hahn Jr., Daniel A., Recurring Characters as Benefits in Applying God’s Word. D.Min. MAP., Concordia Seminary, 2016. 166pp.
The purpose of this project was to evaluate the effectiveness of recurring characters in sermon stories as tools for connecting hearers to Biblical concepts. The report tells the story of a six-week series of sermons which were developed for St. John’s Lutheran Church in Millvale, Pennsylvania. The project aimed to determine if the two contemporary characters, created for this series, would become increasingly beneficial over time as hearers became more familiar with them. The report explains the rationale behind the project and …
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Fall 2016, Dale Meyer, Mark Seifrid, Kim Krull, Erik Herrmann, Kendra Whittle
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Fall 2016, Dale Meyer, Mark Seifrid, Kim Krull, Erik Herrmann, Kendra Whittle
Concordia Seminary Magazine
His grace our gratitude
The Household Prayers Of Doctor Martin Luther And Daily Devotion At Zion Lutheran Church In Wausau, Wisconsin, Steven Gjerde
The Household Prayers Of Doctor Martin Luther And Daily Devotion At Zion Lutheran Church In Wausau, Wisconsin, Steven Gjerde
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
Gjerde, Steven, K. “The Household Prayers of Doctor Martin Luther and Daily Devotion at Zion Lutheran Church in Wausau, Wisconsin.” Doctor of Ministry, Major Applied Project, Concordia Seminary, 2016. 145 pp.
This major applied project explores the use of Martin Luther’s household prayers in Christian devotional practice. Published in the Small Catechism of 1529, the household prayers (morning, evening, and table prayers) have enjoyed varying usage since that time. This study researches whether or not they may serve as a devotional resource for contemporary believers. After addressing the Biblical and theological foundations of home devotion, the literary background of the …
060. Provider, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
060. Provider, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
Table Talk: Family Devotions
A family devotion based on trusting in God the Father to meet our daily needs.
Tithing: A Biblical Principle For The Sustenance Of Pastor Of The Evangelical Lutheran Church Of Liberia, Simon Dapaye
Tithing: A Biblical Principle For The Sustenance Of Pastor Of The Evangelical Lutheran Church Of Liberia, Simon Dapaye
Master of Art Theology Thesis
Tithing: A Biblical Principle for the Sustenance of Pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Liberia Dapaye, Simon Tenyen, “Tithing: A Biblical Principle for the Sustenance of Pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Liberia.” Master of Arts Thesis. Concordia Seminary, 2016. 115pp.
This thesis discusses the implication of Numbers 18:22–32 and Malachi 3:6–12 regarding the sustenance of the priesthood and its bearing on New Testament stewardship and giving with an emphasis on a pastor's sustenance. These Old Testament texts set the basis for the Levite tithe, instituted for the sustenance of the priests and Levites, whose function was to …
Holiness Unto Whom? John Wesley’S Doctrine Of Entire Sanctification In Light Of The Two Kinds Of Righteousness, John Trinklein
Holiness Unto Whom? John Wesley’S Doctrine Of Entire Sanctification In Light Of The Two Kinds Of Righteousness, John Trinklein
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
It is the thesis of this dissertation that Wesley’s “distinctive doctrine” of ‘entire sanctification’—indeed, his entire ordo salutis—is predicated upon a different theological starting point than Luther. Furthermore, Wesley used this vantage point to address a different set of issues than those that faced the Reformer. But while the spiritual torpor and moral decay of eighteenth century England truly were deplorable conditions which needed to be addressed, Wesley’s different starting point led both to some unintended theological consequences and to his misunderstanding Luther’s theology regarding sanctification.
059. Pray To The Father, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
059. Pray To The Father, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
Table Talk: Family Devotions
A family devotion based on following Jesus and being less concerned for the material things in life.
Using World Café Methodology For Affective Change, Stephen Rynearson
Using World Café Methodology For Affective Change, Stephen Rynearson
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
Rynearson, Stephen P. “Using World Café Methodology for Affective Change” D.MIN MAP., Concordia Seminary, 2016. pp.142.
The purpose of this MAP is to evaluate the usefulness of using the “World Café” methodology in changing attitudes. In particular, the participants went through a World Café to see if any change was made from the previous apathetic service to the Lord into a joyful service. Also tested was the usefulness of the World Café methodology for congregational decision making.
Among the topics discussed are: what constitutes joyful service in the Scriptures; what other means are often used in making decisions; and how …
057. Lord Of The Harvest, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
057. Lord Of The Harvest, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
Table Talk: Family Devotions
A family devotion based on Jesus sending out the 72 to procliam the Good News of Jesus.
056. Lord Over All, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
056. Lord Over All, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
Table Talk: Family Devotions
A family devotion based on Jesus driving demons from the man at Gerasenes.
055. Forgiven Much, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
055. Forgiven Much, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
Table Talk: Family Devotions
A family devotion based on Jesus forgiving sins.
054. Lord Over Death, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
054. Lord Over Death, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
Table Talk: Family Devotions
A family devotion based on Jesus raising the widow of Nain's son from the dead.
053. A Humble Request, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
053. A Humble Request, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
Table Talk: Family Devotions
A family devotion based on Jesus healing the centuion's servant.
052. Honoring Jesus, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
052. Honoring Jesus, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
Table Talk: Family Devotions
A family devotion based on Jesus and the promise of eternal life for those who honor God.
051. The Helper Has Come, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
051. The Helper Has Come, Anthony Cook, Jason Broge
Table Talk: Family Devotions
A family devotion based on Jesus promising to send the Holy Spirit to guide us in Jesus' name.
Jesus, The New Temple Mark 11:20–25 In Its Narrative Context, Daniel Jeffrey Berge
Jesus, The New Temple Mark 11:20–25 In Its Narrative Context, Daniel Jeffrey Berge
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
The cursing of the fig tree in Mark has led to myriad readings, and wide-ranging discussions from botany to textual criticism. This work argues that reading Mark 11:20–25 in its narrative context shows that the cursing of the fig tree in Mark should be seen in the light of the previous temple-cleansing scene, signaling the condemnation of the present temple order. However, in 11:20–25, the Marcan Jesus provides his followers with encouragement to have faith that God is still with them despite the condemnation of the present temple order. The very activities that one would have seen as dependent on …
Gospel Encounter With Subaltern India , Stanish Stanley
Gospel Encounter With Subaltern India , Stanish Stanley
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
This work examines the role of religio-cultural resources in enabling the transformation of a broken community and people.
In the context of nineteenth and twentieth century British India, an oppressed community in India set out to explore the possibility of challenging and re-defining their own destiny. This oppressed section of Indians who lived in the margins of Indian caste defined society were considered socially and ritually polluting people and were subservient to various socio-economic and religio-cultural biases. The daily life routine of this oppressed community, called the Sambavars (Pariahs) of the Malayalam speaking princely State of Travancore in South India, …
Christ, Church, And World: A Christological Ecclesiology For Post-Christendom, Theodore Hopkins
Christ, Church, And World: A Christological Ecclesiology For Post-Christendom, Theodore Hopkins
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
Hopkins, Theodore J. “Christ, Church, and World: A Christological Ecclesiology for Post-Christendom.” Ph.D. diss., Concordia Seminary, 2016. 296 pp.
The North American church is facing a profound crisis. The post-Christendom situation is changing the landscape of the church’s relationship with culture, society, and individual communities, creating problems of ecclesial identity and purpose. This dissertation argues that the unique challenges of post-Christendom require three criteria for ecclesiology: storied identity, doctrinal substance, and visible concreteness. Most recent Lutheran ecclesiology has begun with either God’s word of the Gospel or the Holy Spirit, leading to an emphasis on individual justification or the practices …
Worship And Devotion, Eric Tritten
Worship And Devotion, Eric Tritten
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
The purpose of this project is to examine how devotional practices of prayer and meditation on God’s Word can complement the corporate services of a congregation in an intentional manner that edifies a Christian’s life of faith and worship. This study looks at ten participants from Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, Hudson, OH who used devotions rooted in the pericopes for the worship service. Data was gathered via two semi-formal interviews, a focus group, and weekly journals. The findings of this study may help pastors foster a life of devotion to God’s Word connected to corporate worship.
Hindutva Nationalism And Civil Government In India: Towards A Theology Of Engagement From Luther’S Two Realm Perspective, Sam Thompson
Hindutva Nationalism And Civil Government In India: Towards A Theology Of Engagement From Luther’S Two Realm Perspective, Sam Thompson
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
The task undertaken by this dissertation is to offer a theological response to Hindutva nationalism and its challenges to Christians in India. The particular focus is to understand and critique Hindutva conception of the State and its failure to work towards the common good of all. Towards that end this dissertation expounds a theological frame work in light of Luther’s Two Realm theology to help Christians take their Christian faith seriously (exclusive in nature) while embracing an inclusive paradigm (inclusive in nature) which enables Christians to work together with people of different faiths or no faiths for the common good. …
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Spring 2016, Jeffrey Kloha
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Spring 2016, Jeffrey Kloha
Concordia Seminary Magazine
Who Will Go For Us
Formulating An Effective Means Of Bringing More Adult Males Into Active Participation In The Church, Nicholas Salifu
Formulating An Effective Means Of Bringing More Adult Males Into Active Participation In The Church, Nicholas Salifu
Doctor of Ministry Major Applied Project
The purpose of this Major Applied Project (MAP) is to interview active Lutheran male adults to discover why men perceive Christianity as a “White man’s religion” and further discuss how to effectively teach people about what Christ has done for all mankind. This study, I strongly hope, will provide resources to teach Kusasi men why they should stop their worship of idols or ancestors, fear witchcraft, and also accept monogamy as the God pleasing design of marriage.
Embracing Life Listening Guide, Heidi Goehmann
Embracing Life Listening Guide, Heidi Goehmann
Miscellaneous Seminars/Lectures
All of the slides from the presentation.
Embracing Life In Ministry, Heidi Goehmann
Embracing Life In Ministry, Heidi Goehmann
Miscellaneous Seminars/Lectures
A worksheet that goes with the presentation.
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Winter 2016, Jeffrey Kloha
Concordia Seminary Magazine | Winter 2016, Jeffrey Kloha
Concordia Seminary Magazine
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