26th Sunday In Ordinary Time - 25 September 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
26th Sunday In Ordinary Time - 25 September 2022, Tony Doran
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
27th Sunday In Ordinary Time - 2 October 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
27th Sunday In Ordinary Time - 2 October 2022, Tony Doran
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
28th Sunday In Ordinary Time - 9 October 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
28th Sunday In Ordinary Time - 9 October 2022, Tony Doran
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
29th Sunday In Ordinary Time - 16 October 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
29th Sunday In Ordinary Time - 16 October 2022, Tony Doran
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
30th Sunday In Ordinary Time - 23 October 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
30th Sunday In Ordinary Time - 23 October 2022, Mary Coloe
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
31st Sunday In Ordinary Time - 30 October 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
31st Sunday In Ordinary Time - 30 October 2022, Tony Doran
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
All Saints - 1 November 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
All Souls - 2 November 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
32nd Sunday In Ordinary Time - 6 November 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
32nd Sunday In Ordinary Time - 6 November 2022, Joe Tedesco
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
33rd Sunday In Ordinary Time - 13 November 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
33rd Sunday In Ordinary Time - 13 November 2022, Debra Snoddy
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
Christ The King - 20 November 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
From The Editor,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
22nd Sunday In Ordinary Time - 28 August 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
22nd Sunday In Ordinary Time - 28 August 2022, Joe Tedesco
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
21st Sunday In Ordinary Time - 21 August 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
21st Sunday In Ordinary Time - 21 August 2022, Joe Tedesco
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
Guided By The Spirit: A Comparative Study Of The Ministry Of Reverend Seen-Ok Ahn With Paul’S Mission In Light Of Acts 16:6-15,
2022
Oral Roberts University
Guided By The Spirit: A Comparative Study Of The Ministry Of Reverend Seen-Ok Ahn With Paul’S Mission In Light Of Acts 16:6-15, Hongyeol Kim
College of Theology and Ministry Dissertations, Projects, & Theses
Acts 16:6-15 records Paul’s second missional journey begins with the divine guidance. By obeying the Spirit, Paul went to Macedonia where he never planned to go to preach the Gospel. Back then, a man was led by the Spirit in an unanticipated way. About two thousand years later, a similar event happened to a woman, Rev. Seen-Ok Ahn. By the guidance of the Spirit, Ahn went in a direction she had not previously planned, and expanded the Kingdom of God in South Korea. Thus, how can contemporary Christians understand the divine guidance of Spirit based on these two experiences?
The …
Epilogue: A Litany For Faithful Engagement With Artificial Intelligence,
2022
Seattle Pacific University
Epilogue: A Litany For Faithful Engagement With Artificial Intelligence, Bruce D. Baker
SPU Works
A litany is a thoughtfully organized prayer for use in public worship by the church, or as a personal devotional practice by individuals. This seems a fitting way to close our reflection on AI, faith, and the future. Prayer will be essential to our faithful response to the new opportunities and challenges AI brings. Our hope is that this litany will serve as a practical guide to thoughtful invocation of the Holy Spirit in prayers for wisdom and discernment, and in the daily disciplines of spiritual growth.
15th Sunday In Ordnary Time - 10 July 2022,
2022
The University of Notre Dame Australia
15th Sunday In Ordnary Time - 10 July 2022, Gerard Moore
Pastoral Liturgy
No abstract provided.
Reformed Worship (Rw) 144 - Children In Worship (June 2022),
2022
Calvin University
Reformed Worship (Rw) 144 - Children In Worship (June 2022), Reformed Worship Editors
Reformed Worship Magazine
Editorial: What About the Kids? by Joyce Borger....2
Worship Series: Wondering with Jesus by Theresa Cho....3
Songs for the Season: The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like This by Alice Smith....10
Thanksgiving Prayer by Mary Maddox, art by Kailyn....13
Dear Kids by Ian Doescher....14
How Children Make Meaning of God by Mimi L. Larson, art by Alexander H....16
Dear Parents and Caregivers by Karen DeBoer, art by Emily Wang....19
Welcoming Children into Communal Worship by Lindsey Fescoe....21
Dear Worship Leaders and Planners by Kathryn Ritsema Roelofs....24
Worship Planning with Children and Youth …
God And Satan: A Look At Martin Luther’S Titles For Satan And What They Reveal About The Relationship Between God And Satan,
2022
Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
God And Satan: A Look At Martin Luther’S Titles For Satan And What They Reveal About The Relationship Between God And Satan, Alexandria M. Shick
Master of Art Theology Thesis
Shick, Alexandria M. “God and Satan: A Look at Martin Luther’s Titles for Satan and What They Reveal About the Relationship Between God and Satan.” M.A. Thesis, Concordia Seminary, 2022 87 pp.
The relationship between God and Satan is complex and intertwined. There is a tendency in Christianity to overemphasize Satan’s power and his place in the realm of evil and in so doing neglect and disregard what it means for God to be truly omnipotent. Luther understood Satan as being under God’s will, only having the ability to act where, when and how God allowed or permitted. The complex …
The Personalization Of American Christianity: Subjective Assurance And The Puritan Conversion Narrative,
2022
Concordia Seminary - Saint Louis
The Personalization Of American Christianity: Subjective Assurance And The Puritan Conversion Narrative, Curran Bishop
Doctor of Philosophy Dissertation
The North American Puritans introduced a concept that has shaped American theology: a test of subjective assurance as a predicate to communing church membership. While previous Reformed communities had tested would-be communicants in their knowledge of church teaching and their adherence to that teaching in their lives. The New England colonists added a relation of the individual’s experiential conversion. This was intended to protect the purity of the church while also ministering to the individual by encouraging them in their faith by their inclusion in church membership. The results of the test led immediately to declining numbers of adults becoming …
